Javier ZANETTI con Juan Pablo VARSKY || Clank! Game #87
Clank!
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00:00 | Introduction
01:16 | How Inter spotted him
02:13 | How did he find out about the offer?
05:30 | Roberto Carlos's early departure to Real Madrid
06:04 | Adapting to Italy
08:28 | His time with the Argentine National Team under Passarella
10:00 | The set-piece goal against England
11:36 | Ariel Ortega's first half
12:23 | Inter's great teams
14:02 | The captaincy at Inter
14:44 | The 1+8 idea
15:37 | Héctor Cúper's era
17:19 | His muscle tear and Marcelo Bielsa's method
18:51 | The importance of training
23:06 | The arrival of José Mourinho
29:51 | Elimination in Korea-Japan 2002
30:58 | Marcelo Bielsa
32:15 | Playing and being left out under José Pekerman and Diego Maradona
36:45 | When did he start thinking about retirement?
38:45 | Seeing himself as a manager, not a coach
41:30 | The off-field staff
44:02 | Lautaro Martínez's journey
46:18 | The Club World Cup elimination
47:42 | Simone Inzaghi's departure
49:05 | The pain of lost finals
50:10 | The selection of Cristian Chivu
51:20 | His last stint with the national team
52:06 | Winning the Champions League playing as a defensive midfielder
53:42 | Who would he have liked to play with?
55:24 | How he deals with nostalgia and his musical tastes
58:36 | What would he ask himself about his past?
Born on August 10, 1973, in Dock Sud, he built an exemplary career both on and off the field. From humble beginnings and with an unwavering work ethic, he earned the respect of the entire world through sacrifice, leadership, and total dedication to every jersey he wore.
He debuted in the first division with Banfield, before moving directly to Inter Milan. There, he became a legend: he played more than 850 matches, captained the team for 13 years, and won every possible title, including the unforgettable 2010 Champions League under Joseph Mourinho. But beyond his achievements, Zanetti left an indelible mark due to his low profile, professionalism, and commitment to the team.
With the Argentine National Team, he played in five Copa América tournaments and two World Cups, a quiet leader who always delivered with class. His absence from the 2010 South Africa World Cup still generates debate and admiration for his reaction: without resentment, always with respect.
Today, retired, Pupi remains connected to football in a different role. As vice president of Inter Milan, he combines his experience as a player with a modern approach to sports management, embodying the values that always defined him.
This week on Clank! Il Capitano Javier Zanetti.
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Director:
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General Production:
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Journalistic Production:
Manuel Olivari
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Gracias Pupi y gracias Juan Pablo, de las mejores entrevistas... y mira que te sigo desde tus comienzos en Directv por 2007.
Bendiciones.
Nuevamente Gracias Clank!
Gran entrevista....
La dupla de laterales Zanetti - Roberto Carlos es la mejor de todo los tiempos!
Gracias por esta entrevista, disfrute escuchar a un SEÑOR como Javier
Javier ZANETTI con Juan Pablo VARSKY || Clank! Game #87
Clank!
129,727 views
00:00 | Introduction
01:16 | How Inter spotted him
02:13 | How did he find out about the offer?
05:30 | Roberto Carlos's early departure to Real Madrid
06:04 | Adapting to Italy
08:28 | His time with the Argentine National Team under Passarella
10:00 | The set-piece goal against England
11:36 | Ariel Ortega's first half
12:23 | Inter's great teams
14:02 | The captaincy at Inter
14:44 | The 1+8 idea
15:37 | Héctor Cúper's era
17:19 | His muscle tear and Marcelo Bielsa's method
18:51 | The importance of training
23:06 | The arrival of José Mourinho
29:51 | Elimination in Korea-Japan 2002
30:58 | Marcelo Bielsa
32:15 | Playing and being left out under José Pekerman and Diego Maradona
36:45 | When did he start thinking about retirement?
38:45 | Seeing himself as a manager, not a coach
41:30 | The off-field staff
44:02 | Lautaro Martínez's journey
46:18 | The Club World Cup elimination
47:42 | Simone Inzaghi's departure
49:05 | The pain of lost finals
50:10 | The selection of Cristian Chivu
51:20 | His last stint with the national team
52:06 | Winning the Champions League playing as a defensive midfielder
53:42 | Who would he have liked to play with?
55:24 | How he deals with nostalgia and his musical tastes
58:36 | What would he ask himself about his past?
Born on August 10, 1973, in Dock Sud, he built an exemplary career both on and off the field. From humble beginnings and with an unwavering work ethic, he earned the respect of the entire world through sacrifice, leadership, and total dedication to every jersey he wore.
He debuted in the first division with Banfield, before moving directly to Inter Milan. There, he became a legend: he played more than 850 matches, captained the team for 13 years, and won every possible title, including the unforgettable 2010 Champions League under Joseph Mourinho. But beyond his achievements, Zanetti left an indelible mark due to his low profile, professionalism, and commitment to the team.
With the Argentine National Team, he played in five Copa América tournaments and two World Cups, a quiet leader who always delivered with class. His absence from the 2010 South Africa World Cup still generates debate and admiration for his reaction: without resentment, always with respect.
Today, retired, Pupi remains connected to football in a different role. As vice president of Inter Milan, he combines his experience as a player with a modern approach to sports management, embodying the values that always defined him.
This week on Clank! Il Capitano Javier Zanetti.
Follow Clank! on social media:
Instagram: clank.media
TikTok: clank_media
Twitter: clank_media
Director:
Pedro Colmeiro
Audiovisual Production:
Studio23
General Production:
Be Influencers
Journalistic Production:
Manuel Olivari