The women’s coffee combo He has not only stood out in the U-17 World Cup with his arrival in the semifinal, he has also done so in the U-20 World Cup reaching the quarterfinals and in the senior category, registering his name in the 2023 World Cup and in the 2024 Olympics.
It was for this reason that Ramón Jesurún told Pulse to what, in his opinion, these outstanding international performances are due and highlighted the role of leaders.
The manager delivered his statements at the celebration of the 30 years of the ‘Snail gol’, where, additionally, he lamented the absence of Colombia in Qatar 2022.
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Ramón Jesurún shows his chest for the success of the Colombian Women’s National Team
The leader, who was involved in controversies over the prizes for the U-17, He said he felt “proud” of the performance of the tricolor players, although he based the achievements on managerial performance.
“It is a clear message that the Federation and Dimayor are working hard for women’s soccer,” he said.
And he added: “We are going to continue doing it with increasing emphasis. And today, we are going to continue to grow the potential that we have achieved at the South American level at the global level”.
Then, when asked if what women have achieved is a lesson for men considered not.
“I wouldn’t say it like that. I believe that the men made the effort, they put in the effort. When their hearts grow the most, they put on the National Team jersey. Unfortunately and competitively it was not reached [a Qatar 2022]”, he explained.
He then concluded: “But let’s not forget that men have given us great glory, historically.”
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