Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello Vela, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
Scottish gossip: Schmeichel, Idah, Lammers, Jordan, Molloy Scottish football is abuzz with rumors and developments surrounding some of its prominent players, as the transfer window heats up and pre-season preparations are underway. First up, Kasper Schmeichel's potential move to Celtic seems to be nearing completion, with reports indicating that the goalkeeper has successfully passed his medical check-up in Italy. The Danish shot-stopper is now en route to the USA to join his new teammates, pending the final signature that will secure his spot as the first-choice goalkeeper for Brendan Rodgers' side. Meanwhile, over at Norwich City, young talent Adam Idah had a less than ideal start to his pre-season campaign as he was surprisingly subbed off after just 30 minutes in his first start of the season. The Celtic target's early withdrawal raised eyebrows among fans and pundits alike, leaving questions about his fitness and form ahead of the upcoming season. In another transfer saga, Sam Lammers may have jeopardized his chances of a return to Holland by reportedly demanding a salary three times higher than Utrecht's top earner. The Eredivisie outfit was reportedly willing to meet Rangers' asking price for the striker, but Lammers' wage demands may have put a spanner in the works for his potential move. Former Aberdeen defender Scott McKenna could be on the verge of a return to FC Copenhagen, as the Danish club is reportedly keen on bringing him back into the fold. McKenna's potential reunion with his former club could mark a new chapter in his career, following his spell in Scotland. On a broader note, the financial landscape of Scottish football seems to be improving, with a significant decrease in the number of clubs facing financial distress compared to last year. However, challenges persist for the industry, particularly in light of the ongoing pressure on fans' discretionary income, which continues to impact the sport's financial stability. As the summer transfer window progresses and pre-season friendlies offer a glimpse into what lies ahead for Scottish football, fans are eagerly anticipating further developments and hoping for exciting times on the horizon.