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.
As Craig Bellamy takes the reins as the head coach of the Wales national football team, the shadow of Gary Speed looms large, both as a memory and a guiding influence. The vibrant mural of Speed, prominently displayed in Cardiff, serves as a poignant reminder of a man who, despite his short tenure as manager, fundamentally transformed the nation's footballing landscape. The abiding chant of "Only one Gary Speed," echoing through the stands at every home game, demonstrates the lasting impact Speed has had on players, fans, and the very fabric of Welsh football. Bellamy, who played alongside Speed for the national team and shared club experiences, carries with him an intimate recollection of the man whose legacy he aims to honor and extend. Speed’s tragic passing in 2011 left a void in Welsh football, but his influence continues to resonate. He is credited with laying the groundwork for what has been described as Wales' golden generation, a team that has surged from the depths of international obscurity to competing on the biggest stages, including the European Championships and World Cup. In a significant nod to Speed's memory, Bellamy commenced his presentation to the Football Association of Wales (FAW) with the mural image, stating simply, "This is for him." This statement encapsulates Bellamy's vision: to continue what Speed started, building upon the foundation he laid. Under Speed’s guidance, Wales climbed the FIFA world rankings from an alarming low of 117th, a journey that set the stage for subsequent triumphs. While Speed did not live to witness the resurgence of Welsh football, Bellamy has been part of that journey, albeit from a different vantage point. After retiring from professional play, he observed Wales’ historic qualification for major tournaments, including back-to-back European Championships and a World Cup, all while remaining in the wings as a coach. His early coaching career saw him working under Vincent Kompany, gaining invaluable experience which has now culminated in his current role. Bellamy’s obsession with football, paired with a relentless desire to study and improve, makes him well-equipped for this challenge. He is not just stepping into a coaching role but is also inheriting the task of nurturing a national identity that has been revitalized over the past decade. As he embarks on this journey, Bellamy's commitment to honoring Speed's legacy and fostering the next generation of Welsh footballers seems to be a central theme. The upcoming matches will serve as a proving ground for Bellamy, as he aims to blend the passion that Speed ignited in Welsh football with a tactical approach that reflects his extensive learning. The echoes of Speed's influence will undoubtedly be present, serving as both inspiration and a reminder of the responsibilities that come with leading a nation. As Wales continues to chase success on the pitch, the spirit of Gary Speed will be a constant companion, urging them forward from the stands and in the hearts of those who remember him.