MADRID, 11 Oct. (EUROPA PRESS) –
The right back of the Spanish team Jesús Navas explained that he is “excited about everything”, “like the first day”, continuing an extensive career with Sevilla and as an international player, with the added bonus of playing this Thursday in La Cartuja.
“Everything makes me excited, every moment here with the national team, enjoying the game, being able to train in my field with Sevilla and now the national team, is a source of pride. What has made me get here is the humility that has instilled in me my family, not believing myself more than anyone else, is the most important thing to go far,” he said in an official press conference, prior to the duel against Scotland.
Navas spoke to the media this Wednesday after coach Luis de la Fuente, who praised the European, world and Nations League champion. “I work to be here, it’s the best. It’s important to have my feet on the ground, to work with humility. I think about the moment,” he said.
On the other hand, the Sevilla player was asked about a veteran like Sergio Ramos and his desire to wear red again. “He’s like a brother. He always has the hope of being here because for him the national team is something very big. I haven’t spoken with him today, I don’t know if he will be here (in Seville). I hope we enjoy the game,” he commented. also referring to Diego Alonso who has arrived at Sevilla with “all the desire and enthusiasm to give everything.”
Regarding the national team, Navas explained the joy and motivation of sharing a dressing room with the youngest players. “Very happy, I have been in that situation. I know the enthusiasm they have for the national team, it is the most important thing. Helping each other, the group we are forming is very good. Proud to continue being there, at the highest level, the The idea is to help as much as possible and give everything,” he said.
“The excitement and the desire remain, for me it is like the first day. Being with so many important players and defending the national team. We already saw in the League of Nations, the desire we had to win, you can see the desire they have to win titles, it’s the way to go,” he concluded, acknowledging that he lives with hip discomfort.