Monci has now officially left Vera, and he returned to Spain and held a press conference in his hometown of San Fernando, announcing that he would start a new professional club and serve as chairman himself. Monchi talked about the inside story of h...
Monci has now officially left Vera, and he returned to Spain and held a press conference in his hometown of San Fernando, announcing that he would start a new professional club and serve as chairman himself. Monchi talked about the inside story of his departure from Villa at the press conference.
Why leave Villa
" Part of the hands with the club is the result of consensus and peace and friendship between the two sides. My cycle in England is over. But I am not completely away from the football circle. I will serve as an advisor to VS Sports. The new role will give me a calmer pace of work. I have been working for 38 years on a row. Now the new challenge is to rekindle hope in my hometown club."
New project on San Fernando
"I don't believe in projects that rise like skyscrapers. I have to lay a solid foundation first. Take one step at a time, make steady progress, and let the team achieve solid and sustainable growth. Babies have to learn to walk first, and we don't want it to run. The top priority in the next few years is stability and planning."
Will I return to Sevilla in the future?
"No statement is appropriate. Currently Sevilla is operated by a reliable team. The current sports director and head coach have a great job. They have established good connections with the players, which has brought the team's performance beyond the level reflected in the standings." What is the relationship with Sevilla's current senior management?
"I have a good relationship with Delnido Carrasco and Pepe Castro. We had a dispute, but that was over. We re-established a relationship that was once broken, and separation was necessary at the time. Now my priority is to devote myself to my hometown project with full enthusiasm."
