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@FODEN_EDlTZ

5 ай бұрын

I think you can make it to a league one club like Reading or Blackpool or Bolton

Amazing video. I was offered a pro contract right after my high school exams, and was contemplating whether or not to sign a pro contract in Romania or continue my studies in uni. I chose to go to uni to get my degree and playing tier 4 in England and get more game experiences. I’m still young, and have more time ahead. Especially in womens football pay is way less than men. This was a factor I had to consider. Going pro is all I longed for and wanted to do, but I guess the time isn’t now. Planning on going pro when I finish my degree at least I have that as a backup

@Fsdk88

5 ай бұрын

How much payment did they offered you (ik most likely it would be in Romanian currency but can you please convert them to euro/us dollar)

@orianawong

5 ай бұрын

@@Fsdk88 600 euros monthly on top of my flight to get there, accommodation, food and medical insurance. In Romania’s first division for womens.

@aR0ttenBANANA

5 ай бұрын

It's also probably one of the rare cases where the women's game offers more opportunities cus there's no way someone getting a contract in the men's game would have the opportunity to negate it, continue their education and still have a shot after. I would know :(

@tempestional

5 ай бұрын

that is so true@@aR0ttenBANANA

@orianawong

5 ай бұрын

@@aR0ttenBANANA yeah, definitely. I play for my national team and played for Bournemouth U21s before the pro contract. Had a CV and my highlight videos, that’s the basics which clubs ask for. I was also working with an agent to make that possible, with all those factors definitely helped me a bit 🙏👍

I am 13 and going to Brazil and found this video very helpful thanks

Could you do a video on the mental side of goalkeeping, whether thats being mentally sharp or intimidating opponents.

@GKGOLUREMI

5 ай бұрын

Yeah, I can do that in the future

That video is GOLD! Tons of valuable advice for people wanting to live abroad for prolonged periods of time for the sake of their career (especially in sports). I'm very sorry for what happened to your lungs and I'm shocked that you were given illegal medication! Like, how did you know?

@GKGOLUREMI

5 ай бұрын

Thanks man, and I just looked up the drug they were giving and apparently a lot of other countries don't allow it's use. Not sure why exactly but it was legal to use in Croatia.

This is real value ! Keep up the great work

I never thought I would actually need this video, VERY useful and conciderable information!

Can you do a vid about what makes a goalkeeper a good keeper and drills and tips

This is incredibly valuable! GK Goluremi doesn't miss 💪

I really enjoy your videos. I'm obviously not going pro, but enjoy listening to your life experiences.

thanks for this im moving to a danish exchange so this will help alot

hey, I've been following you for a long time, in fact, you may have seen me commenting at some point, but getting directly to the point. I'm 17 years old, Portuguese, and like you, I'm a goalkeeper. At the moment I play for FC Alverca u19, (junior team) in the first national division, as a first year junior I haven't had much playing time (400 minutes to date) something that next year I intend to change and possibly be the starter. For young people here in Portugal, it is quite difficult to jump from the final year of junior football to senior football, many having to go to regional leagues where there are not many conditions, so a project came up that would lead me, possibly, with a good scholarship to The United States to play college football, this gave me the opportunity to play and study at the same time. I'm at the same time afraid of giving up everything here in Portugal, but at the same time I won't be able to get where I want when it comes to football if I stay here. Based on what you've experienced, do you think going to the USA is a good option?

This video is so useful to me thanks. keep going

Great advice for any player going abroad

Interesting… especially about language barrier - you’d think that clubs inviting foreign players would do some things in order to accommodate them and not to leave them on their own.

yeah there's a lot of crazy ppl in the balkans (my best friends a serb lol). a very knowledgeable video overall

In your game analysis videos do you mind putting in your positioning when your team have the ball in the oppositions half like when your high up and when to tell to go back

7:09 Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian and Montenegran are basicly the same language

What teams did you tryout for in Norway and Denmark?

Where in Denmark have you trailed?

@GKGOLUREMI

5 ай бұрын

I was with BKFREM in Copenhagen for a like three weeks a while back. But since they were in the third tier I wouldn't be able to get a visa from them (I don't have a EU passport)

Really sorry about bad experience in Croatia. Especially in Zagreb of all places, but its very different outside of Zagreb area. Have you maybe heard about Vukovar1991?

@GKGOLUREMI

5 ай бұрын

Overall I loved my time in Croatia. And yeah I was actually looking at Vukovar1991 while they were in the old third tier. But they wanted a younger keeper they could play as one of their three U21/22 players that has to start a match.

It was great hearing your experiences! 👍 But the part where your pay was withheld due to the team performing poorly was a jaw dropper, I'm assuming that is illegal? I guess they get away with it because the vast majority of players wont be able to afford to take it to court... please correct me if I'm wrong, I'm just speculating. 🙂

@GKGOLUREMI

5 ай бұрын

Yeah, It's technically illegal. The contracts in the balkans generally aren't for a lot of money anyways so you would probably spend more in court just trying to get it back. Also, it would be a pretty easy way to get blackballed from other clubs in the area if they heard about you making a big deal about not getting paid by your previous club. It's just kind of an accepted thing in the balkans. They don't really pay you for your time they pay your for points.

@VirtualNetminder

5 ай бұрын

@@GKGOLUREMI Thanks for the additional info. :)

Hi

If you play u16 and are still back up keeper is it too late

@mushroommm_69

5 ай бұрын

no way man there’s always time, set a standard for yourself and fulfill it. If you can surpass it, great, as long as it’s not taking too much energy out of you. If you give 110% in training every day, you’re just setting a new standard for yourself to the coaches who will then see it as underperforming when you don’t reach that standard. Work harder than your first goalkeeper and if you really want it, you’ll really work and you’ll become the first keeper. I believe in you.

@Fsdk88

5 ай бұрын

@@mushroommm_69 can u suggest drills for playing with feet and claiming crosses (these are my 2 biggest weaknesses)

@gearheadgaming1537

5 ай бұрын

@@Fsdk88for feet practice juggling and one touches off a brick wall etc. If you can’t get the ball up with your feet, hold it on your hands and juggling a few touches and repeat.

@gearheadgaming1537

5 ай бұрын

@@Fsdk88claiming crosses; if you can get some friends to practice corners or simulate it with that’s ideal. With 2 people one acting as an attack and one serving the ball. Have them serve it in or throw it if they can’t aim. Solo you can punt it straight up and work on timing and catching the ball as high as you can on the way down. You can’t fear. You need to claim the ball with momentum if possible and at the peak of your jump. Raise a knee whenever you jump up to protect yourself and discourage claims

@gearheadgaming1537

5 ай бұрын

I got injured around 16-17 and started coaching and my feet improve a ton. 23 now but want to continue coaching and training, I’m better now. Work hard you can do it!

I'm not wrong saying the audio cuts out randomly during the surf shark ad, am i? Also.... who's the guy?

@kaidenplayz1520

5 ай бұрын

Your not wrong, his name is Will John, he films with Tyler sometimes and is a big part of the Unisport team.

Lets go croatia

I kinda accepted im not going pro idk what im still doing here

@gearheadgaming1537

5 ай бұрын

You can always coach and help others go pro or work to that level professionally

Also, about the guy who yelled on you about the balls - seems that he just didn’t like you and wanted to provoke a conflict.

@GKGOLUREMI

5 ай бұрын

Naw, we were cool. The Croatian's just get a bit emotional over anything related to football. Which is probably why they have so much success in the sport.

Plz give me a goalkeeper gloves. 😢😢😢

Dude lmao why are you calling out other people for not beint pro GKs while u dont have a club and only played 12 matches in europe obscure leagues 😂😂 hardly would consider you a pro GK yourself.

@GKGOLUREMI

5 ай бұрын

I don't call people out for not being Pro GKs. I call people out for claiming to be a Pro GK when they have never signed a pro contract. But these "gotcha" comments always amuse me because I have multiple videos going over every point of my career / including my lack of minutes when I've been under Pro Contracts. Anyone who really follows the channel already knows my playing background in Europe. Also, currently being out of contract is just something out of my control. I did a video over the summer going over how I had a pro contract offer in Europe but Croatia took too long to send me the paperwork I needed, and the transfer window closed. That's just the way it works out sometimes, especially when you don't have a EU Passport trying to play in Europe. Your ability isn't the only thing that matters.