After the exciting moment when Spain reversed France 2-1 and advanced to the final of the European Cup, Yamal, the MVP of the match, became the center of media attention without any doubt. After the match, he attended the press conference with the joy of victory and humility, sharing his journey and outlook for the future.
Yamal spoke highly of the game, but he was more interested in what the team had achieved. "What really matters is that the team reached the final." He emphasized, "The goal was great, of course, but our goal was always to get to the final and we have done that. I don't really care what people say about me, when I score a goal all I can think about is what the team has achieved. I am overjoyed by the victory and the team's success, nothing else matters." Yamal's words show his sense of responsibility and mission as a member of the team.
Talking about the upcoming final, Yamal showed both caution and anticipation. "It will be a very tough match." He confessed, "We don't have a specific opponent preference because the final is going to be a tough one no matter who the opponent is. All we need to do now is wait for the results to be announced and enjoy the excitement. When it comes to the final, we will give our best to get more glory for the team."
Reflecting on the difficult situation in the match, Yamal looked calm and confident. "We knew the game would not be easy, especially after France scored first." He recalled, "But fortunately, we reacted quickly and managed to turn the situation around. This proved that we are a resilient and fighting team."
On his goal, Yamal said it was a special moment. "The game and the goal were very special because they meant a lot for the team to win." He said, "It was my first goal in the Europa League and I hope it won't be my last. In the future, I will continue to train hard and contribute more goals and victories for the team."
Finally, Yamal also made a point of mentioning his post-game shouting at the camera. "Who was that for? You all know the answer." He smiled and said, "It was a moment of celebration, a moment to release the pressure. I wanted to tell everyone that we are a united team and we are capable of beating any opponent. In the final, we will prove it again."
