Feature on Boyz Spanish coaching assistant

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A Spaniard can ensure that the USA does not leave with the Gold Cup

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Carlos Aitor Garcia prepares reports for Jamaica's rivals in Gold Cup

07/22/15 17:56
DAVID ORENES


Three months ago he was dismissed from Montego Bay, current Premier League runners-Jamaican. Today, part of the coaching staff of the team that can leave without America Gold Cup. His name is Carlos Aitor Garcia , is Spanish and will be seated next to Winfried Schäfer this morning (00:00, Bein Sports) to find the first end of Jamaica in its history.

"The coach said from day one that this team could fight for winning the tournament. It is certainly very difficult and it would be incredibly worthwhile, but we are in the semifinals and anything can happen, "said the Madrid coach. Not surprisingly, Jamaica continues unbeaten in the championship and left a clean sheet in three of the four games. Opposite, however, is a team with clearly a strong offense - they beat Cuba 6-0 - playing at home and have qualified for the last five finals Gold Cup.

No one knows the weaknesses of USA more than Carlos. He joined the coaching staff of the Reggae Boyz by reports prepared rivals rivals in the Caribbean Cup, and after analyzing teams like Uruguay, Paraguay and Argentina in the Copa America, pinpoints the set of Klinsmann. "At this level teams do not have weaknesses, but I think we can hurt them on the counterattack." Warns, however, the danger of the Americans up: "It's a team that attacks with many players, is very strong offensive and pieces, we have to be very focused and stand close together to prevent hurt us."

Among them, the top scorer, Clint Dempsey , who scored a hat-trick against Cuba with six goals and is the third highest scorer in history of the Gold Cup. How do you stop the former Fulham player? "There is no special plan for any player," says Carlos Aitor. "Dempsey is a player with great definition and the farther area you can have, the better for us."

Advance or not to the final, the experience with the Jamaican team gives luster to a resume that was began recently when in 2006 he started training the DAV Santa Ana de Madrid and ascended to Division of Honor. His beginnings in the Caribbean country were complicated , but now, at age 31, who lives a sweet moment: "It's been an awesome experience, and both the coaching staff and players make you feel part of a family. There is nothing more important to represent a country, and for me is a tremendous pride. " Now only one wish: "To see Rudolph Austin lift the championship trophy Gold Cup in Philadelphia."