The midfielder hurries the days before joining the Barça club and confesses that “I practice with the walls of the house even though my mother is pissed off.”
Pedri González pinches himself and still doesn’t believe it. At seventeen he already knows that next season he will be a first-team player in a Barcelona that did not hesitate for a moment when paying five million to Las Palmas to take over the services of the Andrés Iniesta clone, according to those who they have seen him grow. And, like the manchego, the canary distills Barcelona from all its pores as he confessed in an interview to the official media of Barcelona: “I even have the frying pan the newspaper gave away years ago”.
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The player was shy and admitted he was, in fact. “At first I’m embarrassing, it’s hard for me to get into people and it happened when I got to the Las Palmas first team locker room, but then I let go” He acknowledged to admit that he already thinks about the day when he will enter the Barcelona dressing room and will meet Leo Messi himself as his partner. “I will be very embarrassed to see in person people that I have seen on TV since I was little “ He indicated with a half smile that betrayed the desire he had for that to happen.
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“My parents are happier than I am about signing for Barcelona” he said incredulously before reflecting on how he manages the pressure of elite soccer when he is so young. “The day I felt the most pressure was the debut, the first two controls left me but the stands supported me, the family tells me not to think about it, like when I was little,” he said to ensure that he does not need any motivation for what comes. “I have had it since I was born, if you enjoy the field with the ball there is no reason to motivate yourself”. Of course, he has not stopped preparing at any time during a confinement that happens at his parents’ house.
Because as revealed “I practice with the walls of the house” although “my mother gets mad but nothing happens”. However, he admits that the physical part, as a good gamer, costs him a little more. “I love training, I have a good time even if it is physical, which is what I find most difficult,” he said. What he did not say is that in the physical GPS tracking carried out by the technical services of Las Palmas “he is the player who returns the best results” As Pepe Mel recently admitted in an interview with Goal to meet Pedri.
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