"Apart from his great talent, he trains three hours a day, goes to the gym, visits his physio, his nutritionist and his psychologist, and gives himself to his invisible training, which is the most important thing. Invisible training is something that many people are unaware of. It's about being 24 hours thinking about your work. Nobody gives Lamine anything."
"He's in a very good moment. Best of all, he has recovered. He's competing fantastically at his club and we celebrate. That's the best news. Then we will make the decision whether to call up a player or not."
Luis de la Fuente presented his autobiography, detailing his journey from player to coach, including Spain's recent successes. He praised Lamine Yamal for his dedication and training regimen, emphasizing the importance of 'invisible training.' De la Fuente expressed optimism about Yamal's recovery ahead of the World Cup. He also highlighted Gavi's impressive performances and recovery, noting the possibility of his inclusion in the squad. The situation surrounding both players is closely monitored by their club, Barcelona.
Read at Barca Universal
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