New Juventus vice-president Nedved: Coaching not on immediate agenda

Juventus vice-president Pavel Nedved says coaching isn't on his immediate agenda.

Nedved was named vice-president on Friday.

“Since I'm not a player anymore, I'd say it's getting even worse. I'm very often feeling stressed because I can't help our guys. I have to get used to it but it's very hard. I know what should be done on the pitch but I can't change it.

“For example the Champions League final this year was horrible. In 2003 we were in the final as well but I couldn't play. This year it all came back to me. I was sitting in the stands and couldn't do anything.

“Again. I guess it's destiny but I would like to win it someday so I can rest in peace. I think it was the worst moment of my career. I was at my best, I knew I would help the team, but I couldn't. Now I'm somewhere else and my role is different, though.

“I'm not really rushing myself into coaching. I know what it takes and coaching these days isn't something you do for fun."