In Fabio Paratici's Shoes Part 3

As the Managing Director of Football at Tottenham Hotspur, I believe that player health and wellbeing should be a top priority for the club. 

Here are some of the ways I would approach the medical staff and treatment to ensure that our players are receiving the best possible care:

It's important that the medical staff, coaches and players are all on the same page when it comes to player health and wellbeing. 

I would work to establish clear lines of communication and ensure that everyone is informed and up-to-date on the latest medical information.

Sports science and medical technology are constantly evolving, and it's important that Tottenham Hotspur stays at the forefront of these developments. 

I would invest in the latest equipment and technology to ensure that our medical staff have access to the best tools and resources available.

Recovery is a critical part of player health and wellbeing, and I would work with the medical staff to ensure that our players are getting the rest and recovery time they need. 

This may involve adjusting training schedules or rotating players to ensure that they are not overworked.

While injuries are a part of the game, there are steps we can take to reduce the risk of injury. 

I would work with the medical staff and coaching staff to develop injury prevention strategies and educate our players on injury prevention techniques.

Player wellbeing goes beyond physical health, and I believe it's important to support our players' mental health as well. 

This may involve working with sports psychologists to provide support and resources for players who are struggling with mental health issues.

Overall, my approach to medical staff and treatment would be to prioritize player health and wellbeing above all else. 

By investing in the latest technology, prioritizing recovery and injury prevention, and supporting our players' mental health, we can create a culture of wellness that allows our players to perform at their best on the pitch.