Gabri Veiga: “What I did at Celta is a dream, especially since I did it at the club of my life”

Author: RFEF

Soccer player from Celt Gabri Veiga offered a press conference this Sunday from the concentration Spanish national team up to 21 years old in which most of the questions were aimed at trying to get a clue as to where yours is future. However, the player of the young team answered again and again that he did focused on the presentin an attempt to convince santi denia to be on the final list – he must make four rejections – and, if that happens, fight to win the European Championship.

Gabri deviated only slightly from the script he had prepared – given the insistence of the question – when asked if he was focused after everything that had happened. “It was a spectacular season. Yes, there were moments when I had to stop to think and assimilate what was happening. For me is what I did dreamespecially since I’m doing it in the club of my life and I’m very happy about it,” he said as a balance.

The man from Porriño also commented on how he handled it all praise that you have received in recent months. “If you know how to manage them in a mature way, compliments are well received, especially if they come from a great coach like ancelotti His name was mentioned. But you have to be clear about what made you reach that great level and work to get back to that,” he said. About if you feel market pearl and auction between agents when he took it, he admitted it was “a bit of a mess”. “I made the decision to leave my representative after a few years in order to calm down and then I decided on what I think is the best (representative). This is something that some footballers have to go through. I have a matured and learned a lot».

But the idea he expressed the most was not to think beyond the present moment: «I want Live in the presentWhat happens when I represent my country? I’m not here to talk about my future, but about my present, to do what the coach asks to be on the final list and try to win the European Championship. He said he understood the journalists’ insistence – he had started those studies – but asked that his position be understood in the same way.

He strayed a bit from the script that all the questions came to when asked how much time he spent thinking how to avoid questions this look. “Relatively little, I think I’m mature, Diego (press representative, sitting next to him) helped me. I’m not used to public speaking, but I think I’m doing pretty well,” he replied with a laugh. On the other hand, he did not want to compare the price of Jude Bellingham with yours. “Each player is worth what each team pays. Bellingham is one of the best midfielders in the world and I learned a lot from him.”

Words from Carlos Mourinho that they don’t want to sell him, but that they will buy him, if the best way to help the club from Vigo is a transfer or if Real Madrid would be a priority if they are interested, as well as being aware of the interest of the white club, is it seen outside of Spain or which league he likes as a spectator – “a European”, he ironized in the same way. But Celtic didn’t give a single clue.