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.
In a display of unwavering commitment and optimism, Aaron Ramsey has confirmed that he will continue as the captain of the Wales national football team, setting his sights firmly on the 2026 World Cup. Despite the heart-wrenching disappointment of missing out on Euro 2024, Ramsey, now 33, remains energized and focused on the potential of his teammates and the future of Welsh football. Having played a pivotal role in Wales' recent successes, including their first appearance at a major tournament in 58 years during Euro 2016, Ramsey's experience and leadership are invaluable to the squad. His journey took an unexpected turn earlier this year when he found himself on the bench during Wales' play-off final against Poland. The match ended in disappointment, as Wales lost on penalties, leading to criticism of former manager Rob Page for not bringing Ramsey onto the pitch. Reflecting on that experience, Ramsey acknowledged the emotional toll it took on him. "It was difficult for me not to get on and hopefully try to help the team to qualify," he shared. Although that moment lingered in his mind, Ramsey has turned his focus toward the future, especially with Craig Bellamy now at the helm as manager. The prospect of new leadership has reignited his enthusiasm. "It never entered my mind about stopping," Ramsey stated, affirming his desire to continue representing his country. "If anything, it excites me what this team are capable of." The potential he sees in the squad, combined with the youthful energy of rising talent, fuels his optimism for the upcoming qualifying campaign. Ramsey's vision aligns with the aspirations of Welsh football, as the team looks to build on their previous achievements and strive for a place in the next World Cup. He expressed confidence in the team's capabilities, noting, "The potential in this team, the age, it's all positive and puts us in a great position to do that." With seasoned players like Ramsey leading the charge and a fresh managerial approach, Wales is poised to embark on a new chapter, one filled with hope and ambition. As Ramsey prepares for the upcoming matches, fans can look forward to hearing updates and live commentary through various BBC platforms, ensuring that the excitement and support for the Welsh team continue to flourish. The journey toward the 2026 World Cup is a challenging one, but with leaders like Aaron Ramsey at the forefront, Welsh supporters have every reason to believe in the possibilities that lie ahead.