A well-known Ukrainian coach expressed his opinion about Rukh midfielder Talles Brener.
Oleg Fedorchuk“He has good speed, he is a technical and very aggressive guy in finishing attacks. His weaknesses are related to the understanding of partners. He needs more time to adapt. In addition, many young people play in Rukh, a large rotation. Probably because of this there are problems.
Talles is quite emotional, so he has an unevenness - he alternates bright games with faded ones. He needs to work on this component. But foreigners often get depressed, especially with our weather. It is clear that the guy loves warmth more than our climate.
Of course, Talles is brighter than Buyalsky and other Dynamo players in the center of the field. It is more technical and more promising. Buyalsky has only now begun to shine, but let's remember Buyalsky four years ago. Talles is only 24 years old, and Buyalsky is 29. Plus, Buyalsky already knows his partners well and can play blind with them. In addition, even teams are easier to play.
I think Talles will be able to impose competition in Dynamo. But! Dynamo is one of the few clubs where it is extremely difficult for foreigners. I do not know why. Dynamo clearly lacks bright personalities in attack. Talles is able to strengthen both Dynamo and Shakhtar. But if you choose where to go, then to Dynamo, although the adaptation of legionnaires there, for some reason, is difficult. I also note that Talles was not afraid to return to Ukraine, unlike other legionnaires, he plays and does not twitch, like the same Dnipro-1 foreigners who are simply physically afraid to be here.
I think he has already outgrown Rukh. A year later, I see Talles in a club that plays in European competitions. I won’t be surprised if he ends up in the aggressive Dnepr-1 or the interesting Oleksandria, where he can become a leader. Although, knowing the president of Rukh, the transfer of Talles will be a headache for many. They won't let him go cheap, and now no one is throwing money away. As for me, Talles is currently worth 5-7 million,” Fedorchuk said.
