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Okocha has finally opened up on why he didn’t become a coach
Super Eagles legend Austin Jay-Jay Okocha, has revealed why he didn’t move into coaching after his football career.
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The Nigerian wizard, who graced the Bolton Wanderers and Hull City midfields, never harboured ambitions of transitioning into the demanding world of coaching after calling time on his illustrious playing career in 2006.
Following his Premier League adventures, Okocha enjoyed a brief stint in Qatar before reuniting with his former Bolton manager Phil Brown at Hull City.
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3 Shocking Reasons Jeremie Frimpong Could Replace Trent Alexander-Arnold at Liverpool
Jeremie Frimpong emerges as a top candidate to replace Trent Alexander-Arnold at Liverpool amid growing transfer speculation.
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What I am missing - Nigerian legend Jay Jay Okocha reveals one way football has changed
Nigerian legend Jay Jay Okocha laments the loss of creative freedom in modern football, urging PSG’s dribblers to express themselves boldly for the team’s success, as shared in a TNT Sports video.
Since hanging up his boots, the midfield maestro has embraced an ambassadorial role in Nigerian football, undertaken media work, and occasionally laced up for charity matches, showcasing his enduring talent.
Despite the numerous former teammates who have ventured into coaching, Okocha has consciously avoided the pressures and complexities of the dugout.
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‘We struggled’ - Jay Jay Okocha opens up on life with Ronaldinho, Arteta and Pochettino at PSG
Jay Jay Okocha, pitchside at the PSG-Arsenal Champions League semifinal, reflects on the struggles of playing with Ronaldinho, Arteta, and Pochettino at a turbulent PSG, praising the club's progress toward European glory.
Speaking to Sportsboom, he explained his decision with characteristic candour, "Everyone can't be a coach. It's not for me."
He said further, "It’s always good to try what suits you best and what you have passion for. I don’t think I can withstand the pressure of being a coach because your destiny is not really in your hands."
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Okocha earned 73 international caps for Nigeria between 1993 and 2006, scoring 14 goals and representing the team in three FIFA World Cup tournaments.
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