“It gives you a lot more visibility,” says Wilson Isidor, France’s matchwinner in opposition to the Republic of Ireland. “It’s an opportunity for people to see you and get to know you,” provides Alejandro Marqués, a Spanish scorer in opposition to Armenia.
If this pair, primarily based at Monaco and Barcelona respectively, discover the U19 EURO highlight vivid, think about the way it feels for these members accustomed to lower-profile settings. Like Arsen Yeghiazaryan, captain of event hosts Armenia. For a participant primarily based at FC Banants, this championship has supplied one lesson after one other, starting with the glare of publicity for his or her opening group fixture in opposition to Spain.
“It was superb, we have…