Osasuna player Oier Sanjurjo claimed to be enjoying his entire career “with extreme intensity” after playing more than 350 games using the Navarrese team shirt.
“I got to Tajonar when I was 17 years old. I looked at my teammates and I saw they were better than me. I’m slowly making my way thanks to conditions like momentum, always there to add and give a hand .With those qualities I made my way ”, he recalled his beginnings in the lower categories after the farewell ceremony that took place in El Sadar.
Regarding his future, Estella’s stated the following at a press conference: “I really don’t know what will happen. Inevitably I thought about what I was going to do and realized I had some money left over. We can find something that fits and I will appreciate it with my family. Let it be something attractive and fill us ”.
“I am not in a position to think anymore. The future does not exist, only now. Now, it is time to face this situation with mixed emotions and feelings ”, added the captain.
Navarrese will certainly say goodbye this Sunday with his men against Mallorca, a “super special” day where he will leave the red shirt after more than 14 seasons that propelled him to become a club legend.
“If I haven’t played much it’s because I lost that little point. The reality is what it is and I have no grudge against anyone, ”he admitted after his limited participation in the season of his farewell.
He recalled the last promotion to the First Division in the first course of Jagoba Arrasate under the leadership of the team: “We had a spectacular year, being superior to many rivals and everything went smoothly. There was joy and connection at the stands ”.
“Some are leaving and others are coming. Puñal left and Miguel Flaño was there and we taught each other values every day and my colleagues had them”, he replied when asked about to his successor as captain of Osasuna.
He recalled his worst moment as a rojillo: “the year I injured my second knee I was on the wire. I have a few more minutes to retire. I saved a match and saw what came next. ”
“I was on the brink of bankruptcy, but I almost didn’t last long. I left all my tears at home because I was rehearsing a speech, I came in empty and it could still be a bit continuous”, commented Oier after a farewell ceremony in El Sadar where over 3,000 rojillos gathered.
Source: La Verdad
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