Net, from the shadow of Ter Stegen to the key to the Premier

Bournemouth this week continue their bitter fight to achieve Premier League permanence a season after their promotion. Bottom of the table but just one point away from safety, the ‘cherries’ host Fulham in one of their dramatic remaining eleven games.

However, whether they can maintain the category or not, the board is confident in the long term Neto Murara and this week he wants to reward his good performance by announcing the renewal of his contract until June 2026.

net, born in Brazil 33 years ago but with an Italian passport, He arrived at the Vitality Stadium from Barça in August when the Premier League started. signed for one seasonThat’s why his contract, which has now been renewed, was originally due to expire next June, but Bournemouth decided to clarify his future three months early.

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scott parker the young Irish goalkeeper lined up for the first four days Mark Traversone of the architects of the promotion, but the humiliating 9-0 reception at Anfield against Liverpool led to the sacking of the coach at the end of August.

Technician change and goal relief

His relief, Gary O’Neil, He made his debut that gave Neto the Premier title, after making his debut a week earlier at Bournemouth in a League Cup match, and only a muscle injury in October prevented him from starting. before the World Cup in Qatar.

Net He returned to play in mid-January once he recovered from his injury and in total he played 17 games in the Premier League, keeping a clean sheet in four of them. Especially worthy was his performance on March 11 against Liverpool, who fell against the forecast at the Vitality Stadium (1-0).

Gary O’Neil, giving up on the Net

The net race in the dressing room it was as Gary O’Neil awarded him the captaincy at the beginning of February. instead of the young defender Lloyd Kelly, injured.

“Neto is a wonderful person on and off the pitch, he has leadership qualities and since his arrival I have been very impressed with how he is in and around the group.” justified his decision then to O’Neil.

Neto, happy

For his part, Neto assured after renewing that “I am very happyThe reception from the fans since I arrived has been incredible. We will give 100%, our best, to ensure our stay in the Premier League.”

I feel important again after three seasons in the shadow of Marc-André ter Stegen at Barça, where he arrived in 2019 in an operation of exchange with Jasper Cillessen, who arrived in Valencia. Neither he nor the Dutch goalkeeper did well.