It was roughly like this. Santiago Denia, a former teammate of Radko Bejbl from Atlético Madrid, has expressed interest in joining the Czech national team as its new coach. Bejbl, who was previously the captain of the Czech team and now leads the club, suggested Denia to Pavel Nedved, who manages the national team. The proposal is seen positively by both sides, with Denia's experience in managing Spanish teams being highlighted.
Santiago Denia is a well-known Spanish coach who has had success with Spain and its youth. His previous experience as a national team manager could be very beneficial for the Czech national team, which aims to improve its training methods and adapt to new systems.
Bejbl also mentioned that the Spanish school is known for its system of progressive categories and its influence on younger generations. Denia could help the Czech national team improve their training methodology and adapt to new systems.
