The former player of Osasuna Roberto Torres He said this Sunday that his departure from the Pamplona entity “was not an easy decision” as it was a major aspect of his life after 18 years at the Navarrese club.
“Maybe I don’t know everything I’ve done because you’re at the wheel and, until I’m a little detached, I won’t fully appreciate it. I am very proud”, began the press conference of the number ’10’ Rojillo, who this Sunday received a farewell from the fans in an emotional ceremony held at the stadium of the conscious.
The footballer explained that his place is always Osasuna: “I’ve always believed that my place is here, that I’m happy here and that I don’t need to go anywhere else. I’m so happy”.
“All the support and gratitude I have received is beyond me. It’s obvious that I’m a popular person and player in Pamplona and Navarra, but it’s true that until something like this happens, maybe not everyone will release themselves. It has been incredible”, he appreciated about the last three days where he never stopped receiving signs of love.
Regarding the management of his last half season, Torres commented that “It has not been easy because we all like to play. I love training, all week everything is great and every day at Tajonar is a pleasure. Weekends are hard, but this is my job and my profession also has moments of all kinds. I tried to take it as much as possible.”
“I have to go up. It’s so easy to be like me until the summer and it’s time to turn things around and play, that’s the hardest part. I really want to feel like a footballer again”, he said in the press conference after the farewell lived on the pitch of The Conscious
“I don’t know what will happen to me in the future, but of course, if it comes up, it would be something precious. From the club, they definitely want it too and I’ll be happy to go back. It’s my house”, said the magician from Arre about the possible return to slash.
The until yesterday captain of Osasuna He stated that he is “physically very good” and that he “has no problem retiring next year, the year after or never. I love football and it’s my life. Right now, I really want to continue playing and I don’t have anything to do with leaving football in mind”
Source: La Verdad
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