Casademont Zaragoza He has presented what will be his new coach from next season: Jesús Ramírez. The coach has spoken About the reddish template And his needs, in addition to explaining his arrival in the Aragonese capital, the objectives he has and the form of play that he wants to implement in his players.
In his presentation, the new coach of the red -haired club has made clear what his idea of the game is: “A team that fights, that has claw and intensity, that is aggressive. A team that bases the game from defense and sacrifice.” With these thoughts, Ramírez has put an objective “to do things well” and work to “get cool things such as the playoffs, the Copa del Rey or the FIBA Europe Cup.”
The Redtical Club will begin its preseason on August 18, where it will include training and a Stage in Benasque. A preparation that Ramírez considers fundamental: “The preseason is very important to lay the bases. I give it a lot of importance and we are working to prepare it in the best possible way.” Around August 20, Casademont will begin to play friendlies which the Catalan technician expects them to be “as demanding as possible.”
The Catalan coach wants a team that grows from the defense. Photo: F.C.
As for what is lived in Prince Felipe on the days of the game, Ramírez has expressed that he really wants to “feel in person” the red tide of which he hopes to be able to hook her with the game of her set: “We can do things to enjoy and feel their team and are happy and proud of what they see.”
“It’s a challenge”
The Catalan coach has described his arrival in Zaragoza as “a challenge” as well as others he has had in his career, this being the first he has in Spanish lands. “I think I am prepared and I think we are going to do it very well,” Ramírez trusted.
His landing in the Aragonese capital was forged with a contact between the technical secretary of Casademont Zaragoza, Pedro Llompart, and the coach himself. Some conversations that ended up fructifying and ended with Ramírez taking the hands of the red vessel.
