The player of Osasuna Aimar Oroz He expressed that he hopes to “continue to enjoy every day” with the Navarrese team after renewing until June 2029 to be the cornerstone of the team he leads. Vicente Moreno.
The club revealed the run-up to the match Celtic the long-awaited news of the summer. The video scoreboards announced the extension shortly before kick-off to the shock of the fans in the stands. The Conscious. The Olympic champion’s termination clause rises to 30 million euros.
In a press conference, rice He appreciates the fact of “continuing at home, in First Division with our people. Continuity is a pride, I take Osasuna all my life.”
“Not at all” he feels pressure because of the investment the club has made for him, focusing on “enjoying every day. I don’t think about the weight that the club and others can put on me.”
He also explained the renewal process: “During the Olympic Games I stayed a little on the sidelines, it was good for me. I came back, started LaLiga and the truth is I’m a little disconnected. It was simple. There were some complicated things and in the end it became reality.”
Looking to the future, he wants to be “an important player” and hopes to improve his numbers “to be more damaging in the last meters.”
“It’s been a great summer, but it’s also a mess. It’s true that I’m a little full, but I’m very happy,” recalled the midfielder after winning gold with the Spanish team last Paris, before returning to Pamplona to join the discipline of Vicente Moreno.
From his short preseason, Aymar He acknowledged that he had to adapt fast: “I came back from the Games with a lot of emotions in my backpack. At Tajonar there are new ideas and it’s a bit stressful, but in the end it’s the same as what we do and they’ve helped me from day one.
“We are human and you listen to everything there is. “I am comfortable at home and that is why my continuation happened,” he responded when asked about the offers that came to the club to remove him from Pamplona.
Source: La Verdad
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