Garcia: I want to postpone that clash until the final… and this is what we expect from Saudi Arabia

Spain defender Eric Garcia has commented on his country’s poor start to the World Cup finals after being trapped in a goalless draw against Cape Verde in a game he came on as a substitute.

Garcia also spoke about his ambitions for next Sunday’s crucial second-round clash against Saudi Arabia, while also revealing which team he wants to avoid in the early stages of the tournament in an interview with the newspaper.Mundo Deportivo:“Spanish.

When asked about the preparation for the second match and the most important aspects that need to be developed, Garcia explained: “The movement with the ball has to be very quick against teams that retreat and group at the back because we have to try to occupy the inner spaces even if the opponent tries to close them because it creates additional spaces and opens up the sides and this is what we prefer in the national team because we are constantly attacking. The opponents we played did not surprise us.”

As for the upbeat tone that preceded Spain’s arrival, and whether the opener was a warning bell or a boost of confidence, Garcia said: artistic life and so are we, it’s easy to talk and I still see us among the favourites, but the action on the pitch is the most important and we have things.” “In order to maintain this high level, it must be improved.

And about the expectations regarding the form of the next confrontation against Saudi Arabia?The young defender answered. “The coach told us the same thing. The game against Saudi Arabia will be similar to the game against Cape Verde and we are currently trying to fine tune some technical details to do better in this game and I am sure we will do that.” At the same time, he refused to reveal the plans of the technical headquarters, saying.

“Germany, without a doubt, presented high levels, and South Korea surprised me a lot with their unique style of play. On an individual level, and since Messi doesn’t surprise anyone anymore, I was very impressed by Diomandea’s excellent performance.

And about Lionel Messi’s exceptional hat trick? “There is always a buzz around Messi, and despite his age, when you watch him play, you feel that he will be there at the next World Cup as well. This is crazy. He shows sharp intelligence, great composure and a great ability to anticipate spaces, and his success proves the value of his first World Cup hat-trick.”

At the end of the interview, when asked about the possibility of facing Argentina in the Round of 32 or the final, and his dream of scoring against them, Garcia concluded by saying: After the final whistle, we will fully understand that we faced the best player in the history of football, from my point of view.