Author of a hat-trick and named man of the match against Reims, Olivier Binet-Berubé has adapted perfectly to Brest ahead of the home game against La Roche.
Arriving in Brest with the label of offensive reinforcement, Olivier Binet-Berubé is confirming the expectations placed on him. During the Albatros' latest victory against Reims, the forward scored three goals and was named man of the match. A performance that illustrates his successful integration into the Breton squad.
The player, whose technical profile and game vision bring a real plus to the team, has quickly adapted to the demands of the D2 championship. His teammates praise his commitment and his ability to turn a game around. This hat-trick against Reims is no coincidence, but the fruit of regular work in training.
Ahead of Saturday's match on October 31 (8 p.m.) against La Roche, the Albatros can count on a fully confident Binet-Berubé. This home game will be an opportunity for him to confirm his rise in form and continue to have an impact on the team's offensive play.
The Brest coaching staff hopes this positive momentum will continue, as the season promises to be competitive. With a player of this calibre in its ranks, Brest has a valuable asset for the upcoming fixtures.
The player, whose technical profile and game vision bring a real plus to the team, has quickly adapted to the demands of the D2 championship. His teammates praise his commitment and his ability to turn a game around. This hat-trick against Reims is no coincidence, but the fruit of regular work in training.
Ahead of Saturday's match on October 31 (8 p.m.) against La Roche, the Albatros can count on a fully confident Binet-Berubé. This home game will be an opportunity for him to confirm his rise in form and continue to have an impact on the team's offensive play.
The Brest coaching staff hopes this positive momentum will continue, as the season promises to be competitive. With a player of this calibre in its ranks, Brest has a valuable asset for the upcoming fixtures.
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Source: Ouest-France