“I told Montse how I felt and since then they never let me down.”

The former player of FC Barcelona and current Wolfsburg gave extensive newspaper interviews ‘Ace’ where he examines various topics from his career. One of the most interesting was her debut in the Spanish women’s team, which took place against Sweden in the call immediately after the famous resignation of ’15’. The Galician admitted to the Madrid newspaper that he had not had a good time. Not mentioned again.

Asked about the battle and how he experienced that concentration, he said “I’ve never been to Absolutely“, he began by saying. And he added that if he knew anything about the subject it was because of “everything that was discussed and commented on it, because in Barça I did find out more about what it was.” She revealed that “when I went to the call at the end I felt bad, like ‘I’m here because no one else is.’ I felt uncomfortable, out of place, I wasn’t enjoying being with the Spanish team one hundred percent. Ultimately it affected you mentally because many of the players in that problem, or debate, were from my own team and that made me feel bad. Even when I came back Selection I gave explanations because I felt bad and I had to tell them, that they knew I was thinking like them, that I was with them, but I couldn’t make up my mind anymore. “Whether they want to call me or not.”

The ex-Azulgrana said “it’s true that I made him reach Montse Tomé at that time how I felt, because psychologically I was not ready to give 100% for myself and what I was going through, and, from then on, they decided not to count on me. I never want to take a position because psychologically it affects me too much and enough for me to live in a Barça and all it needs to generate bad vibes later. In the end, if they call you, you have to go, but I think that my colleagues are right, that changes are needed and there are none. In the end it took months to actually make the changes but there were still problems.”