According to BBC Sport, veteran football manager Tony Pulis has called on managers across the sport to take their health seriously, following a recent incident involving Vincent Kompany. Pulis, writing as a columnist for the BBC, pointed to Kompany's health scare as an important reminder that the demands of managing a football team can exact a significant physical and mental toll. The former manager emphasized that the pressures of the profession, including constant travel, long hours, and high-stakes decision-making, often leave little room for personal wellbeing. Pulis urged current and aspiring managers to make their health a priority, suggesting that clubs should also play a role in supporting their leaders' overall wellness.
Source: BBC Sport.
