Imanol
Sheriff gave him the alternative and Robert
Navarrese (Barcelona, 2002) stepped on the stage of his childhood dreams, the Camp Nou. He made his debut in the First Division when he was only 18 years old, dressed in a txuri urdin and against Barcelona, his team as a child, whom he contributed to harassing in the last half hour, although without even being able to taste the taste of a draw. He will remember all his life because he was baptized as a player of the subsidiary txuri urdin, against the best player in the world, Messi, and with a stadium with a capacity for 99,000 people totally empty. Not his father, Robert, Navarrese surname and origin, nor his mother, the Catalan Miriam, were able to attend because of the pandemic. She resides in Donostia with the footballer. He, a former soccer player, has a business in Iruñea.
Navarrese He showed his quality with high technical actions and that he has room for improvement without the ball. La Real has its talent armored until 2025. Monaco released him in 2019 and the club Anoeta, with fierce competition from Athletic, went after him and made him a contract for three years plus three optional. It was a mere formality because, being a minor, such long contracts cannot be signed. When he turned 18, the agreement was formalized until 2025 as agreed. In these cases, the termination clause is 30 million euros, but the idea is to adapt it to their status as they settle in the first team, because this is the intention of the club and the footballer, given their potential.
His father played in the Promises
Roberto, his father, came to Osasuna
Promises and then he had to make a name for himself and a destiny in clubs like Sant
Andreu, where he played three seasons, and Hospitalet, where he played for a decade. In Catalunya they were born Robert and his sister.
The offspring soon entered the Barcelona School, but at the age of eight the family moved to Iruñea due to the father's work. Robert He was active for two years in Osasuna, was watched by Real Madrid and Athletic, but Barcelona was the one that caught him in the transition from juvenile to child, among other things because the home of his maternal grandparents is 800 meters from La Masía .
Present in all the categories of the Spanish team, he left Monaco to join Real, convinced by Robert
Olabe, very believer in his qualities. The Catalan has three goals in six games in the subsidiary of Xabi
Alonso And now he dreams of being able to continue having opportunities in the first team, which await challenges as exciting and imminent as two titles: the Spanish Super Cup and the 2019/20 Cup, in addition to the qualifying rounds of the Europa League and a League that promises .
He is a gamer with a lot to learn and grow. It cannot be in better hands than those of Imanol
Sheriff.