Pakistan has hired an Indian-origin coach for its national football team just days before the FIFA World Cup Qualifiers against Saudi Arabia and Tajikistan. Trishan Patel, who is of Indian descent but is a British citizen, has been appointed as the Assistant Coach and Performance Analyst.
Patel has a strong background in football, having worked with well-known clubs such as Liverpool and Luton Town. His experience at these prominent clubs is expected to be a valuable asset for the Pakistan team.
He has already joined the team’s training camp in Islamabad, where they are gearing up for their crucial final qualifying matches. The addition of Patel to the coaching staff is seen as a strategic move to enhance the team’s performance and give them a better chance in the upcoming games.
The appointment of an Indian-origin coach highlights Pakistan’s openness to bringing in diverse talent to improve their football team. This decision has generated a lot of interest and excitement among football fans in Pakistan, who are hopeful that Patel’s expertise will make a significant impact on the team’s success in the qualifiers.
