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Bryce Miranda on Football Journey, Messi vs Ronaldo
Bryce Miranda is a 26-year-old footballer from Mumbai who has played for several clubs like Mumbai FC, Kerala Blasters, and Diamond Harbour.
He started playing football as a hobby but turned professional after being spotted by Alex Ambrose.
Bryce has won league titles with Inter Kashi and Diamond Harbour.
He admires Sunil Chhetri and believes India has the talent to qualify for the FIFA World Cup.
In a fun debate, he chose Cristiano Ronaldo over Lionel Messi as the greatest footballer.
Bryce also shared his favorite cheat meal, which is Belgian waffles, and his favorite stadium, Kaloor Stadium.
Bryce Miranda is a 26-year-old footballer from Mumbai who has played for clubs like Mumbai FC, Kerala Blasters, and Diamond Harbour.
He started playing football as a hobby but turned professional after being spotted by Alex Ambrose.
Bryce has won league titles with Inter Kashi and Diamond Harbour.
He admires Sunil Chhetri and believes India has the talent to qualify for the FIFA World Cup.
In the Messi vs. Ronaldo debate, Bryce chose Cristiano Ronaldo as the greatest footballer.
- Who
- Bryce Miranda, an Indian footballer
- What
- An interview about his football journey and opinions on various football topics
- Where
- Mumbai, India
- When
- Recent, specific date not mentioned
- Why
- To share his experiences and views on football
Messi Supporters
Ronaldo Supporters
GOAT Debate
Messi Supporters
Lionel Messi is the greatest footballer of all time.
Ronaldo Supporters
Cristiano Ronaldo is the greatest footballer of all time.
Key facts
- Name
- Bryce Miranda
- Age
- 26
- Current Club
- Diamond Harbour
- Notable Clubs
- Mumbai FC, Kerala Blasters, Inter Kashi
- Mentor
- Alex Ambrose
- Role Model
- Angel Di Maria
- Favorite Cheat Meal
- Belgian waffles
- Favorite Stadium
- Kaloor Stadium
Quotes
Bryce Miranda
A 26-year-old Mumbai-born winger who has played for various clubs in Indian football.
“I've played for many clubs in Mumbai, including Mumbai FC, Income Tax and Union Bank. I also played in the Mumbai League, and that shaped me into a completely different player.”
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“One evening, I was training at Shivaji Park when former India player Alex Ambrose, who was the coach of Mumbai City's Indian Super League (ISL) team at the time, spotted me. He asked me to attend the Mumbai FC trials. I was selected there, and that's how my career started.”
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