Bilbaine Txus Vidorreta leaves the Canary Islands after ten years of successful career
The Biscayan coach, who has won two Champions Leagues and played a King's Cup final at the head of the Canary Islands team, and nine at the ACB play offs, said that "in life you have to know when your time is coming to an end."
Bilbaine Txus Vidorreta, in his farewell.
Coach Txus Vidorreta Kanaria will leave the team after ten years of the club's greatest successes. Vidorreta has won two Champions Leagues and played a King's Cup final with the Canary team, and has been nine times in the ACB play offs.
At a press conference withclubpresident Aniano Cabrera , Vidorreta said that this stage of the club is over, and that "in life you have to know when your time is coming to an end."
"I saw that the project might require new faces , and there is no sense of new faces if the coach remains the same. I think I need to step aside so that the club can face a new era with enthusiasm and enthusiasm, "said the Bilbaia coach.
Although he has admitted that he may "miss" the decision, he has been "confident of what he feels" and has claimed to have felt "overwhelmed and tired" over the past season.
Txus Vidorreta
Maybe I've reached my peak.
"Maybe I've reached the top. When they asked me, we always found a way to improve. But now I think I've reached the top. To start a new season and keep making our own, it takes an energy that I don't know if I could find," Vidorreta summed up.
In the trainer's words, season after season the team\u00A0 "has far exceeded the expected limit", adding that it regrets nothing, including "probably many" mistakes made.
On the latest matches in the play-offs of the Endesa League, he stressed that it was "the last good dance that the club has offered first-class basketball ", although he added that" there have been many seasons for history ".
Finally, "Let rock and roll continue, "Vidorreta told his players and reporters. It is rumored that Zaragoza will sign the bilbaine coach.