At the age of 28, Carlos Cuesta, the youngest member of Arsenal’s coaching staff, successfully obtained the UEFA A-type coaching certificate last week.

He is one of the youngest people to graduate with a Type A coaching degree in this course along with Granit Xhaka, Mo Elneny, Cedric, Sam Wilson – Arsenal’s fitness coach and a number of other individuals.
To achieve today, Carlos Cuesta has gone through a journey of more than 10 years of perseverance and effort that is extremely impressive and admirable:
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At the age of 18, Carlos Cuesta gave up his football career to officially enter the coaching career and he was quickly appointed to the coaching staff at the Atletico Madrid youth academy.
At the age of 22, Carlos Cuesta made a strong impression, and he was recruited by Juventus to coach at their youth academy.
At the age of 24, Carlos Cuesta made a giant leap when coach Mikel Arteta brought him to Arsenal to take on a role in the coaching staff of the Gunners’ first team.
Since then, Carlos Cuesta’s one-on-one training sessions have always been a key part of coach Mikel Arteta’s lesson plan. These sessions revolve around analyzing video, fine-tuning every detail, and correcting individual errors.
There is no player at Arsenal who has not undergone private discussions with Carlos Cuesta since he arrived at the Emirates.

At the age of 27, Carlos Cuesta is fluent in 6 languages. He also possesses very good communication skills and always receives great trust from all Arsenal players.
At the age of 28, Carlos Cuesta was promoted to one of the coach’s two close assistants.
Mikel Arteta, at Arsenal. In Europe and specifically in Spain, Carlos Cuesta is currently considered one of the most talented young coaches in the football world.
He is expected to lead professional football teams at the age of 30 – earlier than coach Mikel Arteta when he took over Arsenal.
Current coach Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal not only possesses a group of extremely talented young players but also has an equally talented coaching team…
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