He confirmed that his wish to win the league title with Al Jazeera
De Oliveira: I was in awe of moving from rural Brazil to Abu Dhabi
Al-Jazira player, Brazilian Bruno de Oliveira, confirmed that he almost ended his career with “Abu Dhabi Pride” in its beginnings due to his feeling of awe, pointing out that his most difficult period was his move from a town in the countryside of Brazil to the capital Abu Dhabi and the UAE, which has great potential and wonderful infrastructure.
"It was not easy for an 18-year-old boy to leave the countryside, which is Espírito Santo, and the first place he travels to is the UAE, with its wonderful potential, in addition to the difficulty," de Oliveira told the Brazilian newspaper, Lanci. Adapting to cultures completely different from my growing up in Brazil ».
He added: “In the beginning, I faced many difficulties, which made me feel despondent and surrender at times that I would not be able to continue, but with the passage of time and acquaintance with many friends things became better, along with the quality of life in the Emirates, and the presence of many nationalities and cultures. "I know many Brazilians, what contributed to my adaptation to the atmosphere here."
Bruno de Oliveira pointed out that the Brazilian, Marcos Kino, played a big role in his adaptation to life in the Emirates, and said: “Al Jazeera signed with me in 2019 while Marcos Kino, who was like my older brother, before returning to Brazil and joining Atlético Mineiro. While I got a very good reception from the club management and the players. ”
He continued: “I got the confidence of the technical staff, and scored many goals in a number of important matches, and currently Al-Jazira team leads the league standings before the end of the competition with two rounds, and I hope to achieve the first title with the team, and it will be good for this title to be the most important tournament league. ».
It is noteworthy that Oliveira joined the island in the 2019-2020 season, when he was enrolled in the resident category, and participated with the team in the league in six matches, at a rate of 90 minutes, while this season he played 17 games at a rate of 416 minutes and scored one goal.
Al-Jazeera is protesting arbitration ... and Khater's knee surgery
Al-Jazirah Football Company lodged an official protest with the Football Association against the referee’s team who managed its match against Ajman, and ended with a 3-3 draw in the 24th round of the Arabian Gulf League, according to what it said on its official account on Twitter, and explained: “We express "We are confident that the officials will take the necessary measures to avoid committing fatal mistakes, affecting the match results and the tournament schedule."
On the other hand, player Hazza Sabit Khater has successfully performed surgery to restore the cruciate ligament in the right knee at Burjeel Hospital, and the medical device will later determine the treatment and rehabilitation program.
Ahmed Tariq - Dubai
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