NAME Oyewale Omolaoye
AGE 15
DATE OF BIRTH October 10.1994
SEX Male
COUNTRY Nigeria
CITY Osogbo
PHONE NUMBER +2348067692028
E_MAIL walexsoccer@gmail.com
CURRENT CLUB New genesis
POSITION Striker
HEIGHT 5ft

PHYSICAL FITNESS
Very strong with the ball a speed strength endurance,good reaction and sprinting speed,Good mobility,agility and decoy movement.Good intensity and volume of training,Good recovery 65%

TECHNICAL SKILL
Very good in the air dribbling run with good passes

TACTICAL BEHAVIOR
Good reader of the Game and angle of support play Good visual control of the ball and the Game.Good movement on and off the
ball Good marker and counter attack player. Good final passes and finishing 52%

PERSONALTY
Very humble, hardworking cultured and team player 80%

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This past year, some thought that Bernardo would consider playing for Italy, following in the footsteps of Giuseppe Rossi, but he quickly put that idea to rest.

“I’ve always said I want to represent the USA,” the 19-year-old clarified. “I’m always honored to represent the country I was born in and grew up in. I’m determined to become an important player for [the U.S.] in the future.”

Does anyone who is truly objective think he should have played for the US over Italy?

I think anybody who naturally as I once did says “he is from the USA so he should play for the USA,” is simply being biased. I will admit my views on the subject have evolved or I would like to think matured. I used to have the same knee jerk reaction to the name Giuseppe Rossi as many other US supporters did, particularly after the 2006 World Cup where I think a young Rossi could have really helped us.

But honestly, why would any player whose professional career is based in Europe give up the opportunity for big promotional money, shoe contracts and general celebrity by playing for the USA instead of Italy? Furthermore, why would a player put himself in a position to play for coaches lesser than the ones he could play for at a young age? Why would he allow his development as a player to be retarded by second rate coaches and a system that rewards loyalty over quality in so many cases?

Freddie Kanoute is the great exception of a player good enough to play for a world power who decided to play for his parents native country. Kanoute was actually born in France, but he’s very African culturally and religious and thus opted to play for Mali.

But the idea of Rossi, voluntarily opting to play for the USA over Italy was always a pipe dream. I wish the kid nothing but luck. He’s American in his heart but wanted to play with the best and reach for the stars as a footballer. That’s what we encourage athletes in other sports here in the US to do, so why should football be any different?

On to Bernardo. I am told he isn’t a good fit right now for the US U-20 team and I spoke to a coach who saw him in the USL Super Y league when he played for a New Jersey team and he thought while good, he’s not national team material. Consider that is only one opinion, but it did come from an opposing coach.