Last night at the Hyundai Asturdai facilities, Brandon Domingues was presented as the newest Real Oviedo player.
As usual, the French player was accompanied by Managing Director Agustín Lleida, as well as Director of Football Roberto Suárez. The winger also had a luxury companion in Haissem Hassan, who did not want to leave his teammate alone and, of his own free will, acted as his translator at the presentation.
"I am very comfortable here, the first few days have been very good, the group has welcomed me very well. I knew of Oviedo because it's a historic club in Spanish football, even though they haven't played in the first division for many years. When the club called me I had no doubts, and when I went to the Tartiere I was very impressed. It was clear to me that I wanted to play here." These were his first words to the press.
On what he expects from his new phase in Spain, Brandon admitted that "I like everything about Spanish football, I've always dreamed of playing here. It's one of the best leagues in the world and I'm looking forward to playing against the best."
When asked what he brings to the team, the Frenchman said "I'm a player who likes to go forward and do damage. I like to be direct, and I think I can share my skill set with the team. I also like to put on a show to get the crowd on their feet and let them feel a touch of magic and dribbling".
Finally, in regards to the competition he’ll be facing in attacking areas, the winger understands that "it's good to raise the level, it’s good for the team. Each player will have to raise his level to play," he said.