Jorge Jesus Criticizes a Reduction in the Number of Foreigners in Brazil: 'The Problem Is Training'
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Technician of Portugal cites the Portuguese model, defends the maintenance of the state and affirms that the training is fundamental for the development of the players
Former Flamengo technician and current from Portugal points calendar and quality of the base as the real challenges of Brazilian football to evolve
The limit of foreigners in Brazilian football should not, in Jorge Jesus' evaluation, be the main instrument to improve the training of players in the country. The coach of the Portuguese team stated, on Saturday (26/09), that the reduction in the number of related foreign athletes in the matches of Series A and B should not produce the expected effect on the quality of Brazilian youth.In an interview with ESPN, on the eve of the confrontation b…
<p>Jorge Jesus, national selector, was asked about the measures that will be implemented in Brazil regarding the reduction of foreign players in Brazilian teams.</p> <p>The technician who has already passed the Flamengo does not agree with the measure and points to the quality of training to maintain the quality of Brazilian players, giving as an example what is happening in Portugal.</p>
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Portal GMC OnlineCoach of the Portugal selection points out that problems are the quality of the players' training and the calendar of matches
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