🚨 WHAT A STORY! 😍🇱🇹
Sabah FC have reached the Champions League for the FIRST TIME in their history — but the story of the man who took them there is incredible. 🇦🇿👏
Back in 2000, Valdas Dambrauskas was a student with ZERO experience as a professional footballer when he appeared on “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?”
He won enough money to travel to England and invest it in his dream: becoming a football coach.
He completed coaching courses and gained experience around Manchester United, Fulham and Brentford before taking charge of ninth-tier Kingsbury London Tigers in 2007, where he achieved some of the best results in the club’s history.
From there, he worked his way through the Baltic leagues, building his reputation step by step.
Fast forward to 2026...
🏆 Azerbaijani league champion.
🏆 Azerbaijani Cup winner.
🔥 Finished ahead of powerhouse Qarabag.
⭐ Guided Sabah into the Champions League league phase for the FIRST TIME EVER.
From using game-show winnings to fund his coaching education... To managing in the Champions League.
Football really is the beautiful game. ❤️👏
🚨🗣️ 𝗡𝗘𝗪: An old interview with Johan Cruyff from 2010 has recently resurfaced, in which he spoke about Lionel Messi:
"One of the reasons Lionel Messi is the best player in the world is because of his short legs. His low centre of gravity means he is extremely close to the ground."
"Later in his career, he will lose some overall strengths but he will adapt his game. He will focus more on finding the right positions on the pitch and creating decisive moments from those areas."
• Will he join you, Cruyff and Maradona among the GOAT'S?
"He will."
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