Gus Poyet finds himself in a somewhat uncomfortable situation as his contract with Greece is set to expire on March 31. The former footballer and current manager is keen on renewing his contract but expresses his unease with the ongoing uncertainty. Poyet addresses the common practice of leveraging tournament qualifications for better contract terms, emphasizing his preference to be considered for his managerial skills rather than external factors.
Expressing his desire to finalize the renewal before the deadline, Poyet acknowledges the peculiar situation it creates for both him and the players. He anticipates potential blame in the event of a delayed renewal, emphasizing the unusual circumstances surrounding the negotiations.
Drawing parallels to player contracts, Poyet questions the timing of managerial negotiations and suggests that the urgency seen in player deals should extend to managerial agreements. Despite the discomfort, Poyet remains resolute in maintaining his consistent approach, emphasizing his commitment to seeing through what he started.
