Strasbourg Racing Club coach Liam Rosenior showed a strong admiration for Andrey Santos, a young midfielder from Brazil lent by Chelsea, highlighting the player’s significant impact on the Alsatian collective. At the dawn of the season’s final commitments, Rosenior insisted on Santos’ versatility and exceptional talent, calling him a “complete player” and a “world class” because of his ability to recover the ball, distribute decisive passes and even score goals. He also highlighted Santos’ harmonious integration into the team, believing that the Strasbourg environment makes it possible to highlight the intrinsic qualities of the young Brazilian and that the latter invests fully in his role.

Beyond his technical prowess, the coach particularly praised Andrey Santos’ mental strength, which he considers his major asset. Rosenior stressed the player’s unwavering concentration, his ability to focus solely on the issues at hand and his undeniable desire to defend the colours of the Racing Club in Strasbourg. He also stated that there was no room for questioning his commitment and determination within the group. Concerning Santos’ future, Rosenior was cautious, expressing the desire to see the team reach the Champions League and see him choose to continue his adventure in Strasbourg, while recognizing the uncertainty of the future.

Finally, the coach addressed the issue of the disciplinary warnings received by Santos, believing that some were unjustified and that too much caution might hinder the intensity of his game. He claimed that the team had been able to maintain a high level of performance despite Santos’ occasional absences, pointing out that no player was irreplaceable. Thanks to his remarkable performance and exemplary mentality, Andrey Santos has affirmed himself as a central element of the Racing Club in Strasbourg.