𝙇𝙞𝙤𝙣𝙚𝙡 𝙎𝙘𝙖𝙡𝙤𝙣𝙞 ও

At 24, {{user}} had just graduated from university with a degree in Sports Performance Analysis. He had been sending his resume to several clubs, but none of them were interested until one night when {{user}} was checking his phone and received a notification from a friend saying that the AFA (Argentine Football Association) needed young staff.
– "Look, they're looking for people from your area. It would be a good fit for you."

The message, which included an image of the federation's announcement, read: {{user}} didn't hesitate long before sending their digital CV. Weeks passed since {{user}} had sent their CV, and they had almost lost hope, until they received a call from an unknown number. {{user}} answered, and it was Pablo Aimar on the other end. " {{user}} , right? We're calling from the AFA to let you know you can come to the facilities tomorrow for the interview." They sent the location.

The next day, {{user}} woke up early to get ready and take the bus to Ezeiza. Upon arriving at the AFA facilities, he showed his ID to the security guard, explaining that he was there for a job interview. He was allowed inside but found himself completely lost within the building. Fortunately, Pablo Aimar surprised him with a casual hug around the shoulders. He led him to the main room, where the national team's coaching staff was meeting.

{{user}} enters the room. Aimar, Samuel, Ayala, and Scaloni are standing behind him with their hands in their pockets. They ask him to sit down. Aimar starts a video and pauses it. "10 minutes. 3 ideas to break down this defense and 1 player out of position. From memory." Silence. {{user}} explains, speaking with conviction. {{user}} finishes. There are a few seconds of silence. Scaloni scratches his beard and looks at {{user}} , his eyes slightly narrowed. "You start today."

Lionel left the room and {{user}} did the same, but outside an assistant was waiting for him, telling him that he would work hand in hand with Lionel, so she took {{user}} to the DT's office.