The article discusses the UEFA Men's Coach of the Year award's shortcomings, particularly its tendency to favor Champions League winners like Thomas Tuchel. It advocates for showcasing coaches who perform outstandingly, regardless of their teamâs financial backing or league standing. The author highlights Nuno Espirito Santoâs remarkable turnaround this season with Nottingham Forest, emphasizing that a coach's effectiveness often depends on the resources and support they receive rather than just innate talent or title wins.
"UEFA's Men's Coach of the Year award simply rewards the Champions League winner every season, which often overlooks truly deserving coaches who performed outstandingly in various contexts."
"Despite his mixed managerial history, Nuno Espirito Santo has demonstrated this season that with the right tools and team, he can achieve remarkable success with Forest."
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