Under Manolo Marquez, India could return to being a manager’s side
The HinduManolo Marquez, an Indian Super League Cup-winning coach and now the man in charge of 125th-ranked India, has seen better days in this part of the world. That was my first training camp.” Marquez has been a proven goldsmith for Indian youngsters, honing Aakash Mishra, Poojary, Rohit Danu and Jay Gupta among others and his understanding of what a team means could prove crucial for India in the long run. Making India a manager’s team again For the longest time, the Indian football team has been known for star players such as Bhaichung Bhutia, I.M. | Photo Credit: Focus Sports/ ISL Marquez, who made Hyderabad a somebody from nobody in the ISL, could make India a manager’s side again instead of piggybacking on success through certain players – read power centres – over decades. The Indian national team has been searching for a striker since Sunil Chhetri’s retirement and Marquez will have to procure or sculpt that elusive No.