"Mourinho was a good coach for Prestianni, but Marco Silva is even better because he unleashes the talent of the most creative players"
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"Mourinho was a good coach for Prestianni, but Marco Silva is even better because he unleashes the talent of the most creative players"

Record11 September 2026 at 22:00

Vítor Pinto, deputy director of the newspaper Record, analyzed the growth of young Argentine Prestianni at Benfica. The player has shown significant evolutions in his sporting performance, drawing the attention of specialists.

In his analysis, Vítor Pinto compared the two coaches who have managed Prestianni. According to the deputy director of Record, Mourinho was a good coach for the Argentine, acknowledging his previous work with the player.

However, Vítor Pinto considers that Marco Silva is even better because, in his words, "he unleashes the talent of the most creative players." This opinion suggests that the current Benfica coach has a style more favorable to the development of Prestianni's creative abilities.

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