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00:11Hey everyone! Connected to Lanço, I'm Pedro Cobalé, Vasco's beat reporter.
00:15I'm here with Miguel. How are you, Miguel? Goalkeeper for Vasco's Under-17 team.
00:20Nice to meet you. Let's start by talking a little about your arrival at Vasco.
00:23You're from Goiás, right? Let's start a little bit at the beginning of your career.
00:27Vila Nova, Goiás. I'd like you to tell me a little about how it was.
00:30He was always a goalkeeper. How did that happen?
00:32Yes, yes. I started when I was four years old at the school in my city, right?
00:36It comes from Aragua. Then I moved on to the countryside and so on.
00:39I started in futsal, right? Then I moved on to the field.
00:42Then I managed to get a trial at Vila Nova.
00:45I spent some time there and couldn't stay there, you know?
00:49And I went to Goiás with the offer.
00:51So, you've always been a goalkeeper?
00:53He was.
00:54Has he always been tall?
00:55No.
00:56No? When did you undress?
00:57It was when I was 12, I think. 12, 13 years old.
01:00But I've heard that you have a unique quality with your foot.
01:02You can tell during games, but people even joke with you that you know how to play with your feet too.
01:06Yes, yes. It is...
01:07I went... I think because I wanted to play on the field too, but as a goalkeeper.
01:12I think I've developed this habit of playing a lot with my feet.
01:14So you liked playing on the line?
01:15Yes, yes. But I never got to play.
01:17So, do you have siblings too?
01:19AND.
01:19Goalkeeper's family or not?
01:21The youngest, yes. The oldest, no.
01:24And do they belong to any club? How are they doing?
01:26My little brother is in preschool by himself.
01:28Yes, what's his name?
01:29Gabriel.
01:29Gabriel? So, Gabriel, who knows, maybe in the future you'll come to Vasco too, right?
01:33If it is God's will.
01:34So you come to Rio, and you come to Rio alone, right?
01:37Yes, yes. I came with my father first.
01:39He just wanted... Yes, he stayed here just waiting for news on whether I was going to be approved or not.
01:43But then he came back.
01:45And you came to Vasco in the Under-14s, is that right?
01:47In the Under-15 category.
01:47Under-15?
01:48At 14 years old?
01:49Yes.
01:49So, how was the adjustment process? Was it difficult, being away from family?
01:53Difficult, very difficult. Because I didn't know it, you know?
01:55New, right? Kind of, you know, lost in the middle of things.
01:59But in the end, I managed to adapt.
02:01And here at Vasco, you end up forming almost a new family, right?
02:04We stayed away from things.
02:05I've heard you're very close to the goalkeepers in the team, right?
02:08Yes, yes. I'm very close to the goalkeeper in my age group, Ozes.
02:12He's a good partner.
02:13And then you take a leap, right?
02:16You start at age 14, and up to that age, there are players here who have already been at the club before that.
02:20So there's a battle for position.
02:21And now you've recently been called up to the Brazilian Under-17 national team.
02:25How was this achievement for you?
02:27It's also a personal matter, right?
02:29How did you find out the news?
02:30What was your reaction?
02:31Yes, it is...
02:32Of course.
02:33I was very happy to be called up and all.
02:37And I received the news in the athletes' group chat.
02:40I found out about it there.
02:41Did they send it there?
02:43Even I was surprised at the time.
02:44I already sent the message to my dad.
02:46And what was his reaction? What was it like?
02:47She cried.
02:48Did she cry?
02:48She cried.
02:49He said he almost crashed his motorcycle.
02:52So, there are some Vasco players in this Under-17 team, right?
02:56How did it go?
02:57Were you welcomed?
02:58How was that first contact with coach Patetucci?
03:01How did it go?
03:02Yes yes.
03:02He had been called up before as well.
03:05And they welcomed me warmly, yes.
03:07So, they welcomed me warmly and all that.
03:10And Patetucci is also a very good person.
03:12You managed it, right?
03:12I adapted well there.
03:13Let's go back a little and talk about your family, like this.
03:16I heard that your father isn't a tall guy either, right?
03:18I'd like to know where all that height came from, since it's 94, right?
03:22So, where did all that height come from?
03:24It came from my grandfather's side of the family.
03:27My grandfather, if he didn't have a leg disability, would be very tall.
03:30And my father's mother and my grandmother, right?
03:33She was 1.90m tall.
03:35I never got to meet her.
03:361.90m?
03:37Yes.
03:37And were they married or were they...
03:40No, only my mother.
03:41Only my grandmother, on my grandfather's side.
03:42Oh there.
03:42I understood.
03:43So, you mean the height comes from the grandparents, right?
03:46Are your siblings tall too?
03:48The oldest one, yes.
03:49But he's still shorter than me.
03:51Is that the goalkeeper?
03:51No.
03:52The oldest one is...
03:53He doesn't play ball.
03:54Who's playing?
03:54The youngest player.
03:55OK I understand.
03:56So, I think it's not just the height that matters, right?
03:58One thing also stands out here.
04:00Regarding foot size, we were talking about it outside, and how difficult it is to find.
04:05Soccer cleats the right size for Miguel.
04:07What shoe size do you wear, Miguel?
04:0848.
04:1048, dude.
04:11And I think most of the differences between the two don't even make for shoes that size.
04:15How do you manage to fix this?
04:17Yes yes.
04:18It's very difficult to find, isn't it?
04:20But, thanks to my manager, Thiago, he managed to find it.
04:23Outside?
04:24Out there in the United States.
04:25So sometimes it's difficult to achieve.
04:26It's difficult, it is.
04:27It's not always possible.
04:28You have to take good care of it, because it might be difficult to find another one.
04:32Speaking a little about Vasco's Under-17 season, I won the Rio de Janeiro state championship on penalties.
04:36I'd like to know what the outlook is for this Brazilian championship?
04:40Yes, expectations are high.
04:42We're at the bottom of the table, but we'll keep working to climb up.
04:47And going back a bit, to talk about this guy from Rio, I wanted to talk a little bit about how...
04:50That was the achievement.
04:50Vasco won the first round, then went on to be crowned Rio de Janeiro state champions.
04:54How did it go?
04:54Yes, we started the season very well in the Taça Guanabara, we managed to become champions.
04:59First, and decide all Carioca games at home.
05:02So, your last year in the Under-17 category, finishing now with a title, what are your expectations?
05:08To move up to the Under-20 team?
05:11High expectations, right?
05:12I hope to finish this year well, getting called up for the World Cup and all that.
05:16And next year we'll continue working, because the Under-20 level is usually more difficult, right?
05:20There are several goalkeepers, it's been three years, they're the ones who were already there, the more experienced ones, right?
05:25And continue working to become a starter next year.
05:28Do you already talk to some of the Under-20 players, and even some of the professional players?
05:31Some, I think there's Pablo, for example, who's in the professional team as a reserve, but also
05:36We have Felipe Gabriel in the Under-20 team, who is often included in the squad.
05:39Can you talk to his people, exchange a little experience?
05:41Yes yes.
05:41Pablo himself, too, back when I didn't have N1 sponsorship, before Thiago and all that,
05:47He was the one who helped me with the glove.
05:49He helped me, he got my contact information from the coach of the 17-year-old team.
05:53He was the one who helped me with the gloves, handed me the gloves, and also provided support.
05:56And Felipe Gabriel is also a partner.
05:59I can talk to him quite a bit, you know?
06:01Guys, I'm going to love him so much.
06:03Are you staying to watch the Under-20 game today?
06:05I'm going, I'm going, I'm going.
06:06So, let's start by talking a little about your personal life and football.
06:10Who are your idols as a goalkeeper?
06:13I think Neuer and Buffon.
06:16Buffon?
06:18For any specific reason?
06:20He's been following it since he was a child, in video games?
06:22Sometimes there are people who follow along because they've been playing video games since they were serious.
06:24I think Neuer will be another one because of his footwork.
06:28Then I became more, you know, like, a point of reference.
06:34I understood.
06:35So, here at Vasco you have the opportunity to play and study, right?
06:39Since I was talking to Thiago outside, who is his manager,
06:42He said he absolutely won't let you miss classes.
06:44You're in your second year of high school now, right?
06:46That's it, that's it.
06:46How is it to divide your time between training, studying, games, and travel?
06:51How does it work?
06:52Yes, sometimes it's tiring, but the school staff, because it's the club's school,
06:57The teachers, the principal, you can understand, right?
07:00With that help, you can also help us with the subject matter and such.
07:04And the trips, too, sometimes get tiring, it's quite exhausting.
07:08But it's for a bigger reason, right?
07:09A better reason.
07:11So, when you travel, how do you do it?
07:12If you miss class, can you make it up later?
07:15Does the club have any plans to meet this need?
07:18Yes, yes, there is a plan to send the assignments.
07:21When it's with the national team, regarding player selection, and also during trips.
07:25They send the assignments online, and we're able to complete them without missing any classes.
07:29Legal.
07:29Okay, let's talk a little bit about dreams now.
07:31Miguel, who is 16 years old, what is Miguel's goal today?
07:34From Vasco's under-17 category?
07:36What does he think about his future?
07:38What is Miguel's biggest dream today?
07:40One of my biggest dreams, I managed to achieve this year, two, right?
07:43It was the professional contract and the call-up.
07:47And one of my biggest dreams is to make my professional debut.
07:50I wanted to understand from you how this change, this rapid transition, went.
07:55That was almost a meteor, wasn't it?
07:57Ultimately, it was a meteoric rise.
07:59Yes yes.
08:00Last year I wasn't able to play much in the under-17s.
08:03But I managed to play in 16, right?
08:05Continuing in the reserve.
08:06But this year, since I came back from vacation well-trained,
08:11I managed to secure a starting position.
08:13And then, he quickly got called up to the national team.
08:15Yes yes.
08:16And was this meteoric rise something that Miguel, a year ago, expected?
08:21To be honest, no.
08:23I wasn't expecting that, was I?
08:24Since last year, like, I've been dreaming,
08:26But I never expected to be called up.
08:28Neither becoming a regular starter so quickly, nor achieving such rapid advancement?
08:31No, I expected to secure a starting position, but not as quickly as it happened.
08:35So, to wrap things up here, I'd like you to send a message to the Vasco fans,
08:38The team that's with you in the under-17s today will be with you in the under-20s next year.
08:42And soon, perhaps in the professional year, I'd like you to send them a message.
08:47As long as I'm wearing this shirt, I'll lack determination, grit, and love for the club.
08:53Love for the Vasco da Gama crest.
08:54So, that was the conversation with Miguel, the goalkeeper for Vasco's under-17 team.
08:58So you can follow everything about Miguel, so you can watch Miguel's games,
09:00You have to keep up with Vasco's under-17 team this year, and next year, with the under-20 team.
09:03And soon, in the professional field.
09:05Miguel, thank you.
09:06It was a pleasure.
09:07Nice to meet you, my friend.
09:07Good luck.
09:08Good luck.
09:08Let's go.
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