Manchester City and Spain national team player, Laia Aleixandri, appeared at a press conference in Las Rozas to remind that the Spanish talent is recognized and appreciated around the world but does not match the potential of the F League. In the middle of the debate about the need to raise the level of Spanish competition, after a meeting between the president of League F Beatriz Alvarez and some Barça players who have expressed their dissatisfaction due to the lack of competitiveness and resources, the soccer player does not want to distance himself from the issue but instead enters fully into it.
“We have to look at the Spanish talent we have, that’s why we have to enhance it and have it join the league. If there is a demand and it is not taken care of, it will be destroyed. It has to go together,” said the Catalan adding that “you only have to see the results of the National Team to know that this league must be strengthened.”
Laia Aleixandri was in Las Rozas with other internationals summoned by Montse Tomé before Switzerland’s European Championship qualifying matches against Belgium and the Czech Republic.
She assures that in her case, in the English Premier, “the clubs accompany us, they take care of us. The facilities are brutal. They make you feel like a professional player 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It is not approaching men’s football, but give us the tools to improve our possibilities”.
Regarding Spain’s role as favorites against their rivals, he emphasized that “we have a lot to do before the Games… we will go there to win, we are very competitive. It is one of our goals but for now we’re building another path, which leads to the Eurocup and that’s what we’re focused on.”
“They are going to be two very complicated games, they know us better. They will be very competitive and compliant. “We are versatile,” he said about the god duels in this first phase towards the Euros.
She also spoke about the Rubiales case: “We should not focus on that, we should not talk about it, we are super calm. We have two very important games ahead of us,” he said.
Source: La Verdad
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