Gerard Pique has enjoyed a hugely successful and trophy laden Barcelona career, and the defender has revealed his dream job post playing football.
Needless to say, it's a Barcelona job. Though not as a coach or manager.
Pique in action for Barcelona. Image: PA
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The 30-year-old believes he isn't made out to be a coach but instead wants to be the clubs president.
"I'm not made to be a coach, I want to be the president of Barcelona, that's my dream," Pique said while in Japan to promoter their new shirt sponsors.
It appeared President Pique was in action when it seemed like he had successfully convinced Neymar to remain at Barcelona. Though the Brazilians future at the Camp Nou looks unlikely with a move to Paris Saint-Germain on the cards.
The current Barcelona president, Josep Maria Bartomeu. Image: PA
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"Then I retire I would like to do whatever I could for the club that I love," he added.
But what if he was the president of FIFA. Well, Pique was asked what he would like to see changed if he was at the helm of the footballing governing body.
"I would like to change the arbitration system, the pressure of the referee in a match is too great. To be able to eliminate injustice and to have less controversy would introduce means Technological developments that would improve arbitration," he added.
Pique taking part in a training session during pre-season. Image: PA
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Pique started his footballing venture as a Barcelona graduate. He then moved to Manchester United before breaking into the first team.
Though a lack of opportunity in the Premier League saw him return to his boyhood club, and he's been an ever present since.
After returning to the Camp Nou in 2008, Pique has won the lot. From La Liga to Copa del Rey titles not to mention bagging an impressive three Champions League winners medal.
President Pique has a nice ring to it.
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