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.
Renato Veiga, Chelsea's latest signing, is drawing attention not just for his move to one of football's most storied clubs, but for the potential that has been carefully nurtured since his teenage years in Portugal. The 20-year-old midfielder, who can also adeptly play as a center-back or an inverted full-back, is seen as a player who embodies the modern game’s demand for versatility and tactical intelligence. Veiga’s footballing journey began under the watchful eye of Filipe Celikkaya, coach of Sporting Lisbon's B team. Recognizing his potential early on, Celikkaya and his team devised a thorough developmental roadmap, introducing Veiga to competitive football against men in the Portuguese third tier. This exposure was pivotal in shaping a player who would eventually attract the interest of Chelsea, who signed him for €14 million (£11.8 million) from Swiss side Basel. Standout physical attributes complement Veiga’s technical skills. Standing at 6ft 3in, he combines speed and strength with an impressive passing range, making him a valuable asset in both defensive and midfield roles. In recent discussions, Chelsea's management has expressed excitement about his prospects in Enzo Maresca's system, particularly as an inverted full-back, a role that requires high footballing intelligence and adaptability. Despite his youth, Veiga comes with a wealth of experience, having captained his B team and made his mark in various positions on the pitch. His leadership was evident during his time at Sporting, where he commanded respect and directed play. However, his transition to Augsburg on loan last year proved challenging. Limited to just 13 appearances with only seven starts in a relegation battle, Veiga's experience in Germany underscored the difficulties of adjusting to a new league and culture. After returning to his native Portugal and subsequently moving to Basel, Veiga's early impact was significant. His debut showcased his dominance in midfield, scoring a stunning free-kick and displaying a confident presence. However, challenges soon emerged, as Basel struggled in the league and underwent managerial changes that destabilized the squad. Veiga's form fluctuated, highlighting the growing pains of a young player in a tumultuous environment. Yet, what stands out about Veiga is his determination and dedication to self-improvement. Beyond the pitch, he is committed to analyzing his performance metrics using advanced technology, ensuring every aspect of his lifestyle contributes to his development as an athlete. His fluency in five languages also indicates a readiness to adapt to life in England, which may ease the transition both on and off the pitch. As he adjusts to the pace and demands of the Premier League, Veiga's road to success will require guidance and patience from Chelsea's coaching staff. The challenge will lie not only in honing his technical skills but also in molding his mentality to thrive under the pressures of top-flight football. Celikkaya’s warning rings true: “You cannot sleep, because everyone wants your position.” As fans eagerly await what the season holds for the promising midfielder, one thing is clear: Chelsea is betting on his potential to blossom into a key player, one who could very well influence matches at the highest level in the years to come.