FNX Magokiler Posted November 8, 2023 Share Posted November 8, 2023 “Don't worry, I'm going to break it,” Álvaro Djaló told his group of friends when he said goodbye to them and headed to Braga to do the preseason. Three months later, nine goals and three assists, the omens of the footballer of Guinean parents, born in the capital in Spain. Raised in the surroundings of Bilbao and who at the age of 17 left to try his luck in Portugal. His records place him as one of the biggest dangers for Braga who visit Real Madrid this Wednesday (9:00 p.m.) at the Santiago Bernabéu. Djaló debuted in the Portuguese First Division on February 12, just nine months ago. And he did it at the age of 23, an age that in this fast-paced football, with 17-year-old teenagers stepping on the grass of the elite, is almost not considered young. Until the beginning of this campaign, little had been heard of the name of the fast Spanish winger. He was one of those talents reserved for coffee growers in the European leagues. However, he has gone from zero to one hundred at the same dizzying and vertical pace with which he performs on the green. “I have always been more of a Barça fan” Djaló is a street player, with no complexes, a virguero who loves dribbling that he enjoys when he has the ball. “I am a playful soccer player,” he defines himself. “I have always liked playing in the street, without rules, without position, expressing yourself how you like with your friends, playing games with adults. That demands more of you. The street has taught me that it's okay to miss a dribble. Some lose a ball and collapse. In that aspect, I am very different,” he says. This Wednesday is a special meeting for him, having been born in Madrid, and his family. https://www.infobae.com/espana/2023/11/08/djalo-el-aficionado-del-barca-que-amenaza-al-real-madrid-en-champions-con-el-braga-y-esta-a-las-puertas-de-la-seleccion/ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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