Diego Forlan, who played the World Cup for Uruguay, has expressed his desire to become the coach of Brazilian club Sao Paulo or rival international of this club. As reported by the news agency, Forlan's father Pablo played as a defender for the Sao Paulo club between 1970 and 1976. Forlan was not even born at that time. The 40-year-old believes that he has a strong association with the club. Forlan, after performing strongly in the 2010 World Cup, named him Golden Ball. He also played for Mumbai in the Indian Super League (ISL) for three months in 2016.

Forlan, who played Atlético Madrid and Manchester United, said, "I always wanted to play for Sao Paulo, but unfortunately that never happened." He said, "I have been a fan of Sao Paulo since my father's time. I know the training facilities of the club because my father has been the coach of that club after playing in Sao Paulo."

He said that he also has a special place in his mind for Club International. Forlan retired from professional football last year. He has won the Premier League title in 2002-03 with Manchester United and the FA Cup the following season.

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