The president of the federation spoke for the first time in Qatar at the presentation of a new sponsor
He has been in Doha since the beginning of the concentration, but until now he has only been seen from afar, accompanied the team during training, watched from the bench with Molina, sports director, and received the visits that came to the home of Spain at the University of Qatar. Luis Rubiales jumped into the World Cup arena and took advantage of the presentation of a new sponsor for the national team. Escorted by Morata and Pedri, the two internationals who accompanied him at the event, the President of the Spanish Federation appeared smiling, and was expected to speak for the first time in Qatar, but no…
In the end, the one who did the talking a lot was Brian Oh, the president of 3D Factory, the South Korean virtual reality company that linked its image to the Spanish team. Rubiales didn’t do it that often, especially on a topical subject. He only took the floor to talk about Luis Enrique, who he still considers his first option for the bench: “I am happy with the Luis Enrique of flesh and blood,” he said, referring to the holograms in which the new partner of the RFEF. “But there will be no news until the World Cup is over,” he said. The president also declared himself a fan of the new facet as a ‘streamer’ of the coach: “We had a lot of fun. You already know Luis Enrique. Seeing him so directly and closely connects with many people around the world. It’s a way for people to meet a top coach. From the Federation we always want to be there.
The act gave little more of itself. It served, yes, to verify that neither Morata nor Pedri want to think about December 18, the date of the World Cup final. “There’s a lot left for that,” said the canary, whose image graces one of the skyscrapers of the Doha skyline. “I don’t feel that backpack. The pressure is on the whole team. I don’t feel like the star of the national team because I’m on a poster. I’m calm and try to contribute as much as possible to the team.
Morata, absent from Sunday’s session due to a minor illness, assured he is ready for his debut after training at a slower pace last week due to a blow he suffered in Atletico’s last league game.
Source: La Verdad
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