Futsal EURO 2018 group of a tournament
The UEFA Technical Team has reliable a tip 5 players and 14-strong patrol of UEFA Futsal EURO 2018.
Ricardinho, who captained Portugal to feat and was named a initial central actor of a tournament, is assimilated on a list of tip 5 players by Russia goalkeeper Georgi Zamtaradze, Kazakhstan twin Taynan – who was usually called adult on a eve of a contest after an damage to Leo – and Douglas Junior, and Spain’s Pola.
Those 5 are, of course, also in a patrol of 14 announced as a group of a tournament. Alongside Ricardinho are 3 other Portugal players – final favourite Bruno Coelho, a separate André Coelho and Pedro Cary. Accompanying Taynan and Douglas from Kazkahstan is their forward-running goalkeeper Higuita while runners-up Spain yield MiguelÃn as good as Pola.
Making adult a 14 are Russia’s Ivan Chishkala, Serbia’s Mladen Kocić, Petro Shoturma of Ukraine and Igor Osredkar, who captained hosts Slovenia to a quarter-finals. Higuita, MiguelÃn, Kocić and Ricardinho were also in a 2016 all-star squad – and for Portugal’s No10 it is a fourth uninterrupted preference and fifth altogether in as many finals appearances (he missed a 2010 eventuality injured).
- The UEFA Technical Team comprised two-time FIFA Futsal World Cup-winning Spain manager Javier Lozano and Nikars Riga manager Orlando Duarte, who led Portugal to a UEFA Futsal EURO 2010 final. They were obliged for essay a contest review, that will be accessible after this year from UEFA.com.
Top 5 players
Georgi Zamtaradze (Russia, GK)
Taynan (Kazakhstan)
Douglas Junior (Kazakhstan)
Pola (Spain)
Ricardinho (Portugal, Player of a Tournament)
Team of a tournament
Georgi Zamtaradze (Russia, GK)
Higuita (Kazakhstan, GK)
Taynan (Kazakhstan)
Douglas Junior (Kazakhstan)
André Coelho (Portugal)
Pedro Cary (Portugal)
Bruno Coelho (Portugal)
Ricardinho (Portugal)
Ivan Chishkala (Russia)
Mladen Kocić (Serbia)
Igor Osredkar (Slovenia)
MiguelÃn (Spain)
Pola (Spain)
Petro Shoturma (Ukraine)
Past teams of a tournament
2016
Goalkeepers: Miodrag Aksentijević (Serbia), Higuita (Kazakhstan), Paco Sedano (Spain)
Outfielders: Sergei Abramov (Russia), Alex (Spain), Douglas (Kazakhstan), Mladen Kocić (Serbia), Leo (Kazakhstan), Gabriel Lima (Italy), MiguelÃn (Spain), Marko Perić (Serbia), Ricardinho (Portugal), Mario Rivillos (Spain), Robinho (Russia)
2014
Goalkeepers: Stefano Mammarella (Italy), Rafa (Spain)
Outfielders: Cardinal (Portugal), Fernandão (Spain), Gabriel Lima (Italy), Robinho (Russia), Kristjan ÄŒujec (Slovena), Fortino (Italy), MiguelÃn (Spain), Sergei Sergeev (Russia), Eder Lima (Russia), Franko JelovÄić (Croatia), Ricardinho (Portugal), Vampeta (Italy)
2012
Goalkeepers: Luis Amado (Spain), Stefano Mammarella (Italy)
Oufielders: Aicardo (Spain), Cirilo (Russia), Marcio Forte (Italy), Aleksandr Fukin (Russia), Kike (Spain), Dario Marinović (Croatia), Ortiz (Spain), Dmitri Prudnikov (Russia), Ricardinho (Portugal), Saad Assis (Italy), Torras (Spain)
2010
Goalkeepers: Luis Amado (Spain), Bebe (Portugal)
Outfielders: Ãlvaro (Spain), Biro Jade (Azerbaijan), Vidan Bojović (Serbia), Rizvan Fazaliyev (Azerbaijan), Felipe (Azerbaijan), Fernandão (Spain), Gonçalo (Portugal), Javi RodrÃguez (Spain), Kike (Spain), Saad Assis (Italy), Vladislav Shayakhmetov (Russia), Zdenek Sláma (Czech Republic)
2007
Goalkeepers: Luis Amado (Spain), Alexander Feller (Italy)
Outfielders: Kike (Spain), Roman Mareš (Czech Republic), Marko Perić (Serbia), Vladislav Shayakhmetov (Russia), Fabiano Assis (Italy), Ricardinho (Portugal), Daniel (Spain), Gonçalo (Portugal), Cirilo (Russia), Marcelo (Spain)
2005: ‘Golden Five’
Zoltán Balázs (Hungary); Nando Grana (Italy), Vladislav Shayakhmetov (Russia), Javi RodrÃguez (Spain), Andreu (Spain)
No central teams were named for progressing tournaments.
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