Watson, escorts, new additions or positions to reinforce. They are some of the topics and proper names about which Jesús Ramírez has discussed in his presentation as the new coach of Casademont Zaragoza. The Catalan coach stressed that he wants a team that bases his game from the defense and has talked about the workforce that will begin to direct on August 18 when the pre -season of the Red Club begins.
“We are working to bring an exterior and interior player,” commented the rojillo team coach. Ramírez has revealed that the club is striving to seek to reinforce the squad with a escort that is close to the bases in his way of playing and with a 4 that adds to the inner game of Casademont. “The additions we are trying can contribute things that the team has no face to compensate for what is already very good,” he added.
Despite seeking to bring a ‘2’ that would occupy the position with Joaquín Rodríguez and Lucas Langarita, the coach has confirmed that in case of a new signing, there would be no way out in that same position of the canterano or the Uruguayan. In addition, Ramírez has also confirmed that he has the Pivot Nate Watson for this new course.
Ramírez has confirmed that he has Watson. Photo: Casademont Zaragoza
The Catalan coach has highlighted the verticality that exists in the forward position with the presence of Captain Santi Yusta, Miguel González and the last signing of the Maño team, DJ Stephens. “The three are quite versatile and give a lot of dynamism to the position,” Ramírez explained.
The new additions
On the new additions of Sadik Emir Kabaca and DJ Stephens, the coach stressed that they are “very interesting players for different reasons” but that they have in common that they can contribute “things that we believe that the team has not had” to “help compete in the best possible way.”
With the arrival of the American and the Turk, Casademont wins in the presence and in athletic capacity, a factor that Ramírez is a bit inside the squad of the reddish club: “They can contribute more in the ability to occupy the field more.”
