Bruno Ramos in Sporting’s first team? Known for being too aggressive | OneFootball

Bruno Ramos, 20 years old, is one of the stars of Sporting’s secondary team who has recently caught the attention of Rui Borges.

Bruno Ramos is one of the players in pole position for a promotion to Sporting’s first team, especially after St. Juste’s ‘demotion’ to the green and white secondary squad. The newspaper A Bola spoke with Nuno Braga, who coached the young Brazilian at Académico de Viseu, and who explained the strongest and weakest points of the central defender.

"Sometimes he is excessively aggressive in duels. A somewhat temperamental kid, which leads him to get cards unnecessarily. He really likes provocations, to be in the game, what in basketball is called trash talk," Nuno Braga began to explain about Bruno Ramos.

The former coach of Sporting’s centre-back continued on the same topic: "He has that South American side, which I think shouldn’t be completely taken away, it should be moderated, because it’s part of the game and also part of his characteristics."

After pointing out the aspects to improve, Nuno Braga highlighted Bruno Ramos’s best qualities: "Now, from a physical and technical point of view, he is a kid who can reach great heights, in my opinion. Tactically, he still has a lot to develop, although I believe that in this last year at Sporting he has already improved, and of course, in terms of concentration during the game. Maybe because he gets too involved in trash talk, sometimes he lost focus a bit."

Bruno Ramos’s former coach finished with a few words about pubalgia, an injury that took several months of work away from the young centre-back, but which is now "completely resolved": "It had to do with his aggressive style of play, more accelerations, which leads to more stops, causing greater wear in the pubic area."

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