The corona crisis has made Oussama Tannane (26) think. The attacker of Vitesse continues as a footballer until he ‘drops’, he tells the Gelderlander.
The lockdown was tough for enthusiast Tannane. “I was at home and almost went crazy”, the attacker says, which also gained new insights. “Imagine that you are soon finished with football? What then? I can hardly imagine a life without football.”
“I’ve been thinking about my future over the past few months. I’ll keep going until I drop. I’ve always said that. After that, I would really like to become a youth coach. Or assistant coach at a good club. Yes, I am considering now to do the course. You get that from doing nothing. “
Vitesse had the scoop in the Eredivisie on Wednesday by being the first club to fully train again. Tannane: “The past few months, the courses were occupational therapy. That was a bit of crossing. Going for a kick. Foot volley. This is the real deal. Parties. Football with physical duels. Dribbling, looking up people. Giving passes. I feel wonderful Free, yes. That’s how it feels. “
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