José Mourinho, Benfica coach, speaking to journalists after the 2-1 victory over Alverca at Estádio da Luz: About Anísio and what is said to him in light of everything that has happened to him at Benfica and before that with the European and world under-17 titles "Calm! Calm! Work. We will manage him well, as we are also doing with the others who have already made it to the first team and who are first-team players. Keep working and improving. It seems contradictory, and maybe you'll laugh, but head game isn't his strong suit. At all! It's an area in which he has a lot to improve, but he scores two beautiful headed goals. Just now I met his mother in the hallway and, looking at her and talking for a minute, you can see that everything is very well structured, very calm, peaceful and very down to earth. Let's hope that between family and Benfica we can protect him a little from what the world of football is all about. He is old enough to continue in the Youth League and obviously Benfica has a history in the Youth League and we would like, at the very least, to reach the final and he will play in the Youth League again. But we have to manage him like we managed Banjaqui and José [Neto]. After analyzing it in detail, even scientifically, we found that these two needed four days of total and even mental rest, not being involved in any type of competition. The focus now is obviously on Anísio, Zé and Banjaqui, who are the ones who have been here and who are closest, but there are other boys at Benfica who have a lot of quality. This Kevin Pinto, who was on the bench today, is the one immediately behind Banjaqui: I think Kevin has incredible potential and will certainly be a top league player. And we're talking about the one behind Banjaqui. Tomorrow Kevin will play in Portimão: I hope Nélson Veríssimo doesn't get upset because he's giving tips to Portimonense. There are a lot of good players at Benfica.” Where do you think, based on your experience, that Anísio can reach? What is the limit of your potential? «It depends on many things. The potential is there. The physicality, the play with your back to the goal and the deep movements. He has things with his back to goal very similar to a player I had. And he's very quick at shooting. (...) They'll call me an idiot, but his head game isn't good. And with his physical structure, his head game is something he has to work on. What does playing remind me of? Drogba with his back to goal. But Drogba scored five goals with five crosses. And he made two from two crosses, but I think it was a miracle because he's not good with his head. There’s a lot to improve.”