This might be appropriate here:
Arbeloa:
He has watched others make the transition and he certainly has some of the attributes – he has had the coaches too, including Benítez, Mourinho, Ancelotti and Del Bosque – but he says that sometimes life, and opportunity, makes decisions for you. Take Jamie Carragher, for example.
“Everyone saw Carragher as a coach but he’s as happy as can be on the telly, eh! Relaxed, comfortable. We all said: ‘Carragher will be a coach, Stevie [Gerrard] on the telly’, but maybe it’ll be the other way around.”
Isn’t Gerrard a bit quiet to be a coach, though? “And Zidane isn’t?” Arbeloa shoots back. “None of us could see it and now look. I’ve been lucky. I’ve played with some of the best players in history, but Gerrard’s the most complete.” More than Zidane?! “Could Zidane defend like Steven?” Arbeloa replies, swiftly.
“He defended, he attacked, he was good in the air, he could hit it with his right, with his left, he could head a corner or take it, play everywhere. He could do so much, so well. He has experience, he’s worked with good coaches, and if he wants to be a coach, he can.
“You think he’s calm but on the pitch he’s all passion. You see him flying into a tackle or celebrating a goal and think: ‘Calm? Yeah, when he’s sleeping maybe …’ And if he wants to be a coach there’s no better place than Liverpool.”
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/dec/10/west-ham-alvaro-arbeloa-slaven-bilic
