Carlos Vicente, the arrow that propels Racing towards promotion

When Charles Vincent (Zaragoza, 1999) jump this Saturday (19:00, InSports TV) to El Arcángel Stadium, Cordoba Before you, you will see one of the most fearsome players in the category. The most assistant of 40 teams in the First Federation (8), the second of the first three leagues of Spanish football (surpassed only by Jose Callejón of Granada, who has 9 thanks to the fact that he played four more league days) and the tenth most influential player in the bronze category (outright participated in 13 of his team’s 39 goals). Racing has an authentic gem and its rivals are already afraid of it.

“It is different and very important for the team, because Racing’s game is based on the depth of the wing players and he provides exactly that. In addition, it balances Racing so that everything does not go to Héber’s side, on the left. He manages to expand the team and multiplies his possibilities”, he analysed Iago Iglesiasa talented former soccer player who provided great soccer nights in A Malata between 2012 and 2014.

“What surprises me most about him is his ability to continuously repeat efforts at a very high rate. He is a super explosive player, but normally the profile of a football player cannot be so constant. Maintaining that level with accelerations and continuous defensive help is very difficult to maintain throughout the entire match,” analyzes Antonio José López Martínez, Stylesa coach with a past in Somozas and Racing.

“Another of its characteristics is the possibility of overflowing into a one-for-one, but also in two-for-two situations, with a short wall. He has very good movement off the ball for his own good and, especially when he did it at the start of the season with Luca Ferrone, it seemed like a spectacle to watch. To all this we must add that, despite being a winger, he goes to the goal. Last year he already made 11 with Calahorra, and this year he has 5. He seems to me the most important right wing in the First RFEF, including two groups,” adds Stili.

Your projection

Carlos Vicente has a twin brother, David Vincent, which he faced this season before leaving Unionistas to play in the second division with Mirandes. “We were together since we started until two seasons ago when he went to Nástic and I went to the Las Palmas branch,” David explained to La Voz a few months ago. “It fit perfectly into the Racing system of the game. The work he does in attack and defense is decisive. I think people see that,” he added.

David is already in professional football. And Carlos? “At the age of 23, he still has a considerable margin of improvement and will certainly have the opportunity to grow in the higher categories. It’s true that he relies a lot on his speed, and if it suffers, it might cost him a little more. And it remains to be seen how he will react against defenders of a more advanced level. I would like to see it. He demands to play in a higher category with his performances. By age and level, it should,” says Iago Iglesias.

“Just like his brother, I’m sure there will be teams that will want to give him that opportunity. I have no doubt that he is now a footballer who will play there, and later we will see his evolution, because he also has personality, energy, ambition, humility towards his teammates and sacrifice for the team. It’s a pleasant surprise and a complete success for Mouriz, because he wasn’t a player who was in the pools of the economically strongest clubs and saw that,” concludes Stili.

STATISTICS

ASSISTANCE IN THE 1st, 2nd AND 1st RFEF

Asis League player.

Jose Callejon (Granada) 1. 9

C. Vicente (Racing) 1. RFEF 8

Griezmann (Athletic) 1. 8

Moleiro (Las Palmas) 2. 8

Álex Sancrís (Linares) 1. RFEF 8

M. Merino (R. Sociedad) 1. 7

Arribas (Castilla) 1. RFEF 7

Aketxe (Eibar) 2. 6

De Biais (Cartagena) 2. 6

Raúl García (Mirandés) 2. 6

Víctor García (Alcorcón) 1. RFEF 6

Carracedo (Córdoba) 1. RFEF 6

MOST DETERMINANTS IN THE 1ST RFEF

Player Assist.

Arribas (Castilla) 117

Quiles (Sports) 10 5

Manu Justo (Racing) 10 4

Iker Losada (Celtic B) 9 5

Alvaro Romero (Algeciras) 10 4

Dione (Balearic Islands) 10 4

Jauregi (Amorebieta) 13 1

Rodri Rios (Ceuta) 12 2

Javi Martón (R. company B) 11 3

Carlos Vicente (Racing) 5 8