With his career reaching its latter stages, Thiago Silva is already making plans for the future. Even at the age of 38, the Chelsea defender is still a reliable performer for the Blues, starting 32 Premier League games last season, and playing every minute so far this term.
The Blues centre-back is looking to pursue a career in management once his playing days are over and Brazil manager Tite believes he will be a success in the dugout. He said: ""He will be a good coach. And he’s bad for football. Do you know why he’s bad for football? Because he makes things so easy and they’re hard as hell. He manages to make the clearest, most lucid, transparent decisions with impressive technical performance."
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