Officially.. Arsenal announces Heinze's joining the coaching staff
The English club Arsenal officially announced today, Tuesday, the joining of Argentine Gabriel Heinze to the coaching staff.
Heinze, who is 47 years old, will be the assistant to the head coach of the Gunners, Spanish Mikel Arteta.
This will be Heinze's first experience in Europe in the coaching field, after having worked with 5 clubs in Argentina.
It is worth noting that Heinze was a former defender for several clubs, most notably Real Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain, Manchester United, and Roma.
Heinze, who is 47 years old, will be the assistant to the head coach of the Gunners, Spanish Mikel Arteta.
This will be Heinze's first experience in Europe in the coaching field, after having worked with 5 clubs in Argentina.
It is worth noting that Heinze was a former defender for several clubs, most notably Real Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain, Manchester United, and Roma.
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