
1BSPORTS 1B Sports June 15th News Spanish coach De La Fuente attended a promotion event organized by the Football Association. During this period, he said in an interview that he was full of hope for the future of Spanish football.
Drafuente said: “The national team has a bright future and we will continue to grow and move towards important goals. I am very proud to be able to play on behalf of my country and lead these players. What makes me proud in particular is the rich knowledge I have about the foundation of Spanish football and the professional league, which provides me with many solutions to problems.”
“This country makes me look forward to it, and the outstanding performance of the players is the result of our harvest. In Spain, we can easily destroy ourselves, and we have fallen from the top because of mistakes and lack of confidence. Life lies in balance, and should not sink. Immersed in the joy of victory or avoiding failure, the problem must be handled maturely. β
For Barcelona striker Yamal, Delafuent commented: βHe will become a football legend, but he is still in the process of continuous learning.β
The European World Cup will be held in September, October and November next season, and in response, Delafuent said: βWe will enter a critical stage. I am satisfied with the performance of the players and hope they will remain confident and calm.β
About Spanish captain Morata missed a penalty in the UEFA Nations League final, Delafuent took the initiative to protect his disciples. “We must protect and respect our players. They are the real protagonists on the court. They are all professional players and contribute everything to the game. We coaches or journalists will also make mistakes. Everyone must understand and accept the mistakes that others naturally make.”
“No matter what, Morata is a great captain and player, a model for all of us. Based on his contributions to football, he should be recognized. I hope that after this period of time, we can give him a good evaluation.”
“I am a coach who guides students’ growth. First of all, we have to learn to be a human being, and then learn to be a player.”