Sergio RamosWith full ambition and the entire curriculum, he said Monday that he was facing the Mexican Monterrey the challenge of champion at the FIFA Club World Cup because, in his late football years, he wanted to end winning.
“In my last years in football, I wanted to end winning. I was a very optimistic person who thought a lot. To assume defeat always had time, but I always thought about winning, the team would come out of that thought,” said the former captain of Real Madrid In an interview with FIFA.
Ramosto join in Rayados Last February, he will face the stage of Group A Inter from milan and River Plate“Two very important rivals, with many names and many history,” he said.
“I want challenges”
“It always develops an excessive emotion to play this kind of competition. It’s new for format, but it requires a very high level of concentration because any little detail has left you. I want challenges, concentrate new things, and we are,” says Sevillian, 39.
Ramos180 times more -international with Spainemphasized the importance of the contest to play in the United States.
“Everything that the American world knows is that a little more fanaticism for football, it is a success. In Europe, we have a bit of an increase in it, but in the US with the number of people, and American football, the NBA, maybe football is not the same reaching,” he said, and featured the support he expects from Mexico fans to Los Angeles.
“The environment that has lived with fans in this type of competition is very good,” he said.
More than the overwhelming motivation provided by the Club World Cup and defend the colors of his new team, Ramos He was pleased with the possibility of lifting a new trophy.
“When Gianni Infantino (President of FIFA) showed the new trophy with Donald Trump (US president), I was excited. He had a good beauty. It was a more source of motivation for which he went to Mexico,” he said.
Source: La Verdad
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