Jokin Aperribay spoke yesterday about various topics. He was very transparent when publicizing the figure for the sale of Le Normand either admitting that this is the third summer they’ve tried to sign Javi Lopez. However, the president tried to avoid other issues, including the latest movements taking place in Basque youth academies with footballers of training age. When asked by Athletic, Afternoon He stayed on the sidelines and didn’t want to talk about any club except his own: “I won’t talk about Athletic and its transfer policy. It’s not my responsibility and I don’t really understand it either. For the kids and young people, the most important thing is education and training. Many do not become footballers.
However, he did not hesitate to praise the work carried out at Zubieta with the very young footballers who are just beginning their training period at Real: “I believe in constant training, improving them, understanding them, accompanying them in the educational, school and psychological aspects, I believe that this is the role of the Royal Society and what it tries to do better every day,” clarified the highest leader of the Royal.
In recent months, tensions between Athletic Club and Real Sociedad have grown over takeover interest Alfredo Alogo, who finally signed for the txuri urdin club, and was officially announced by the club as a child player, something that has never been done in Donostia. Other moves, such as the arrival of a young Karera youth player, have also put Zubieta’s recruitment work in focus.
Source: La Verdad
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