Former coach on Sporting’s young talent: “A bit of a hot-headed lad” | OneFootball

Nuno Braga took advantage of an interview given to the newspaper A Bola for an extensive analysis of Bruno Ramos, a central defender from the Alcochete Academy, who plays for the secondary team of the lions, but who is on the front line for a possible promotion to the main team, under the orders of Rui Borges.

"Sometimes he is excessively aggressive in duels. A somewhat temperamental kid, which causes him to receive cards unnecessarily. He really likes to provoke, to be in the game, what in basketball is called trash talk," began Nuno Braga, former coach of Bruno Ramos at Académico de Viseu.

The former coach of the central defender of Sporting continued, on the same topic: "He has this South American aspect, which I think should not be completely removed, it should be moderated, because it is part of the game and also of what his characteristics are."

After explaining the aspects to improve, Nuno Braga pointed out Bruno Ramos' best qualities: "Now, from a physical and technical point of view, he is a kid who can reach great heights, in my opinion. From a tactical point of view, he still has to evolve quite a bit, although I believe that in this last year at Sporting he has already evolved and, of course, in concentration during the game. Perhaps because he gets too involved in trash talks, he sometimes loses a bit."

The former coach of Bruno Ramos ended with a few words about pubalgia, an injury that took several months of work from the young central defender, but which is "completely healed": "It had to do with his aggressive style of play, with more accelerations, which leads to more braking, requiring greater wear in the pubic area."

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