Pedri: “I prefer to be on the grass playing, on the outside it is worse”

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Pedri González, midfielder for Barcelona and the Spanish national team, told Efe this Thursday that he prefers “to be on the grass playing because outside is worse”, and that he is “very happy with what the team (Spanish team) has done” during these dates qualifying days to Qatar 2022.

“I really want to start. It is true that rest is important, but the truth is that when you rest for three or four days, you already want to go back to the field and enjoy what you like the most “, said the Tenerife soccer player in Barcelona during an event to distribute 80,000 kilograms of Bananas from the Canary Islands to Food Banks.

Regarding the current course, the winner of the silver medal at the Tokyo Olympic Games with Spain and Euro semi-finalist with the senior team stated that he will face it “with the same desire as last year and more” and that he continues “with many desire to continue growing “.

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The FC Barcelona international Pedri, Banana Ambassador of the Canary Islands. The Association of Organizations of Producers of Bananas of the Canary Islands (ASPROCAN) has begun this Thursday with the first distributions of the 80,000 kilos of bananas for the 54 Associated Food Banks that are part of the Spanish Federation of Food Banks (FESBAL) by the kilometers traveled by the Spanish soccer team in the last European Championship. CATALONIA SPAIN EUROPE BARCELONA SPORTS PLÁTANO DE CANARIAS

Regarding the World Cup qualifying matches that Spain played this month, Pedri is confident that the national team will reach the World Cup. “We knew it was not going to be easy and we are seeing it, that all the teams compete and it is difficult to beat them all, but I think we have enough team to qualify “, he concluded.

After linking 75 official matches between LaLiga, Copa del Rey, Spanish Super Cup, Champions League, Eurocup and Olympic Games, the footballer had a two-week vacation period in the Canary Islands that culminated last Monday with his return to Catalan territory to wear under the command of the Dutch coach Ronald Koeman.