Donetsk Miner is definitely one of the best places for South American players, especially Brazilian players, to land in European football, due to the high-level business philosophy, the team has focused on introducing high-quality and low-cost Brazilian foreign aid from a long time ago, and after a period of tempering and speculation, it is resold to other European teams at a high price. Douglas Costa, Willian and Fernandinho are some of the amazing names that the Ukrainian giants have brought to European football in recent years. There is another player in the team who seems ready to throw himself into the arms of the big team, and he is the right guard Duoduo.
In fact, Toto's career in Brazil began as a striker, which shows where his talent lies as an attacking full-back. He's a lot like a modern full-back, he prefers to run on the flanks and contribute on the offensive end of the pitch rather than hover around his own defence. So far, in the 2021-22 season he has contributed 4 assists for the Miners in 14 games in the league. While he may be a bit like most upper-backs defensively, the importance of this position now means he should be allowed to do what he does best.
United are currently in the lead in the battle for dodo and the Red Devils have been linked to the Brazilian since this summer as the club hope for a player who can form a good rotation and competition with Wan-Bissaka. But in the past few weeks, Dalot has already begun to take on this responsibility, so it remains to be seen whether United's interest will translate into bids. Tottenham turned his attention to Emerson after his offer was rejected in the summer, while Inter were also interested in Dumfries before signing him. Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich have also been linked. Asked if he would like to play with Real Madrid, Dodo told the media: "This is one of the biggest clubs in the world and I believe all players dream of one day playing for Real Madrid. I am very happy at miners and I plan to have a great season at the club. I think you have to think about doing what's going on now and then plan for the future. ”