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 his debut match as head coach of the Welsh national football team, Craig Bellamy lauded his players for an “outstanding” performance in a Nations League draw against Turkey. Despite the scoreline not reflecting their dominance on the pitch, Bellamy conveyed a strong sense of optimism about the potential of his squad and the adventurous playing style he aims to implement. Having only four days to prepare his team for this crucial fixture, Bellamy was impressed by the players' commitment and adaptability. “We’ve had a lot of work this week. There have been a lot of meetings, and I am always conscious of the amount of information going into the players in a short space of time,” he stated. His acknowledgment of the challenges posed by rapid preparations underscores the pressures faced by a new coach at the international level. Wales showcased a vibrant and attacking style of play, which contrasted with some past performances that had drawn criticism for being overly cautious. The match against Turkey, a formidable opponent and Euro 2024 quarter-finalist, presented a significant challenge. However, Bellamy saw the draw as a solid foundation from which to build. “Believe me, this is the worst we are going to be. The more we learn, the more we spend together, the finer details we will refine,” he remarked, hinting at an ambitious vision for the team's development. Encouragingly, Bellamy intends to foster a culture of growth and improvement within the squad. “It’s such a good start, but there’s way more to come from this team,” he emphasized. His confidence in the players' abilities and his commitment to their evolution suggests a promising trajectory for Welsh football. Looking ahead to the upcoming match against Montenegro, Bellamy’s proactive approach and strategic mindset will be put to the test. With the players’ spirits evidently high after their commendable display, fans will be eager to see how this new era under Bellamy unfolds. As the team continues to gel and assimilate his tactical philosophy, the potential for exciting football lies just over the horizon, and many are hopeful that the best is yet to come for Welsh football under their new leader.