Rodri considers Spain the best team of the World Cup

Added at:
another languages: uk ru

Speaking to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Man City's Rodri spoke highly about Spain’s level when discussing the favourites for the World Cup.

“The usual names that everyone says, but if I have to be honest I think that collectively we are the best. The strength of the squad is our great weapon.”

“In the way we understand the game and what Luis Enrique asks for, in the ability to defend and attack as a unit, compact. In the unity of purpose that leads us to be the best national team as a collective, even if we are not individually.

“And since I have long been convinced that the collective always prevails over individuality, I see us well, very well. And we have another advantage, many of us have won something at youth level with the national team.

“For years we have been breathing a certain type of football, we have grown up with certain ideas, with coaches with a very similar profile. When you get to the senior national team you are already ready, the integration is easier, because certain things are innate.”

another languages: uk ru

NewsRSS - News - Terrikon

18 September

17:38
First Pre-Medical Training Sessions for Energy Workers Conducted: Project Supported by Andrii Matiukha Foundation
10:03
José Mourinho Set to Take Charge of Benfica
08:15
Swansea Spoil Oleksandr Zinchenko’s Debut for Nottingham Forest
00:49
Bayern Munich dismantle Club World Champions Chelsea
00:45
Liverpool edge five-goal thriller against Atlético
00:14
Inter cruise past Ajax in Amsterdam with set-piece precision
00:11
PSG dismantle Atalanta in dominant Champions League opener

17 September

23:13
Slavia Prague and Bodø/Glimt play out thrilling 2-2 draw
15:32
Trent Alexander-Arnold ruled out until November
10:54
Barcelona Postpones Camp Nou Return Yet Again
10:28
UAF Denies Any Involvement in Mykhailo Mudryk Case
09:50
Benfica Sack Bruno Lage After Shocking Defeat to Qarabag
00:50
Tottenham edge Villarreal in drab Champions League opener thanks to own goal
00:33
Juventus and Borussia Dortmund Share Eight-Goal Second-Half Spectacle
00:31
Shock of the day: Sudakov shines, but Kashchuk fires Qarabag to famous win over Benfica

16 September

22:56
Two subs, two goals: Arsenal off to winning start in Bilbao
22:24
Historic Champions League Debut: Union Saint-Gilloise Stun PSV
15:47
Official: Borussia Mönchengladbach Sack Head Coach
14:56
Project Re:start: VR Rehabilitation Spaces Already Operating in 5 Ukrainian Cities
10:28
Oleksandr Usyk Loses No.1 Pound-for-Pound Spot in The Ring Rankings
10:19
UEFA Officially Recognises Slovakia as Co-Winner of Euro 1976
09:33
Portugal Legends Dominate World Legends in Charity Showdown
09:25
Champions League Group Stage Kicks Off Today

15 September

16:35
Al-Nassr Plot Record-Breaking Move for Phil Foden
12:12
Raphinha and Robert Lewandowski Make La Liga History