Guilherme Dalla Déa hails Copa do Brasil U15: a gifted crop emerges | OneFootball

At Granja Comary, Guilherme Dalla Déa strengthens ties with clubsCredits: Rafael Ribeiro / CBF

A very talented and promising generation. That is how Brazil U-15 national team coach Guilherme Dalla Déa sums up the potential of many of the players from the 32 clubs that began competing in April in the first edition of the Copa do Brasil U-15. Since Tuesday (28), the final stage of the competition has been concentrated at the Brazilian national teams’ training center, Granja Comary, in Teresópolis. The title match will be held on Saturday (August 1).

Even with simultaneous matches taking place on the available fields at Granja Comary, Dalla Déa manages to keep an eye on everything, making observations and drawing conclusions, always with the support of his coaching staff.

“CBF deserves congratulations for this great achievement, the Copa do Brasil U-15. Such an important competition for Brazilian football is being born, helping us increasingly improve our players and develop our coaches. We started with 32 teams and now, in this final stretch, the eight best-qualified teams are inside the home of football, at Granja Comary. And that makes things much easier for us, for me and our scouts. This way, we can follow all these matches here at Granja Comary, on pitches in excellent condition,” commented Guilherme Dalla Déa.

“We monitored every match in the competition, either in person or through videos we received from the games, and we had the opportunity to see great players in several positions. It is a very talented generation, one that will be remembered in Brazilian football for having taken part in the first Copa do Brasil U-15. We now have a very important period ahead, representing Brazil in the Liga Evolución from September 8 to 20 in Paraguay, where we will try to win a second straight title, and many of those who will wear the national team shirt in that competition will certainly come from here,” Dalla Déa continued.

He also highlighted the importance of close contact with the clubs’ coaching staffs in order to get to know better the players who are on the U-15 national team’s radar, emphasizing that this closeness helps deepen the understanding of these athletes.

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