Corinthians striker, who is in Europe to defend the Dutch team in League of Nations, highlighted the atmosphere witnessed in Brazilian stadiums
striker of, classified the Brazilian Championship as one of the five most competitive alloys on the planet. He stressed that the combination of talent, physical intensity and weather conditions make competition quite challenging. The decision to join the São Paulo club was a choice he faced as a personal test, demanding the courage to adapt to the local game style. “I think the Brazilian League is among the top five in the world. Based purely in talent, fight, physicality. The conditions you play. After each match, we weighing each other and I miss three pounds in 90 minutes. The conditions are different. The league will only get bigger in the coming years. You also see that all talents go to Europe,” he said in an interview with ESPN.
The player also praised the vibrant energy of Brazilian stadiums, highlighting the experience of acting in such crowded environments. “Personally, I was surprised and I think it fits my journey. The stadiums are full. I’ve played 100,000 people at Camp Nou or 80,000 at Old Trafford, but what you experience there [no Brasil] It’s completely different. ” Despite the difficulties that may arise by playing so far from the Netherlands, Memphis has minimized the challenges, especially in relation to his participation in the selection.
Meanwhile, at Corinthians, attention is focused on the Paulista Championship final, where the team will face Palmeiras. The team got an advantage by winning the first game of the 1-0 decision. Coach Ramón Díaz expressed concern about Rodrigo Garro’s physical condition, who is dealing with knee pain, and Igor Coronado, who recovers from a muscle injury. For the second and decisive confrontation, the commander will tell how the return of his Dutch star.
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