Of the four players whom Xavi Hernandez reported that it was preferable to find a team for next season, there are two who got down to work, Oscar Mingueza and Samuel Umtitiwhich sound for different clubs in a sign that their agents listen to offers, and two that have taken it easy: Riqui Puig and Martin Braithwaite. The Dane even commented publicly that “I have two years left on my contract and I am very calm”, implying that he is not in the mood to move.
During his vacation, yes, he has posed with another shirt. Specifically, that of the Football Federation of Guyana, a country on the north coast of South America that he visited with his family because his father was born there. He was named the official Goodwill Ambassador for the capacity building partnership between the Danish Football Association (DBU) and the Guyana Football Federation (GFF), which has been facilitated by UEFA Assist and Concacaf.
Braithwaite, in the Guyana jersey
For three days, between June 23 and 26, the Barcelona player visited tourist attractions in Georgetown; he paid a courtesy visit to the Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports, Charles Ramson Jr.; learned of the proposed site for the Urban Park that it will house the national soccer stadium planned by the GFF; and participated in an innovative futsal match at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.
On June 24, the former Leganés, Middlesbrough and Toulouse player visited his father’s birthplace in Charlestown and took part in the launch of the UEFA Assist/DBU Women’s Development League at the OFF National Training Centre.
Before returning to Europe, Braithwaite He also took time to visit a grassroots soccer tournament and watch the GFF Blue Water UI5 Girls Development League at the GFF National Training Center.
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