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00:00What's up, Luis?
00:01Martín de Oquidier.
00:04¿Qué tal?
00:05Estrenáis la segunda estrella,
00:08el rival es Inglaterra
00:09y el escenario es Wembley.
00:10Yo creo que no hay lugar mejor,
00:12bueno, España posiblemente,
00:13pero si no es en España, creo que no hay lugar mejor, ¿no?
00:16Pues así es, buenas noches, primero.
00:18Así es, yo creo que
00:20mejor escenario,
00:21más motivación,
00:23si es que hay poco que decirles mañana
00:25a los jugadores. Un rival como Inglaterra,
00:30yo creo que, yo he visto,
00:32no conocía el campo, me parece un campo excepcional,
00:35un escenario precioso.
00:37Y seguro que mañana el ambiente
00:38va a estar a la altura de lo que
00:41significa un encuentro
00:42Inglaterra-España, España-Inglaterra, ¿no?
00:44Así que, sí, desde luego estamos contentos
00:47por lo que significa
00:48recuperar de nuevo
00:50la actividad futbolística
00:52de selección, estrenar
00:53a quien no esté a segunda estrella y luego jugar
00:55contra un rival como Inglaterra.
00:58Estamos aquí
00:59la primera vez que
01:00debemos un jersey con dos estrellas
01:02en Wembley, ¿hay algún lugar
01:03mejor posible que eso?
01:05No, este es el mejor lugar
01:07y no hay motivación extra,
01:10con un equipo como Inglaterra,
01:11de los futbolísticos.
01:13Sí, sí, sí, sí, sí.
01:27Lo que tal, Luis?
01:29please don't ask for the 11th of the world in the world.
01:35What do you want to do with that 11th of the world?
01:47I don't know if it's a new story.
01:49and it doesn't have anything to do with the XI that Spain presented in New Year's final against Argentina?
01:56No, tomorrow we will be the ones who will be more adequate to face this match.
02:03Every match is different, I know that this is a topic, but it is so.
02:07And tomorrow we will try to do with the alineation,
02:11and then, during the match, we will have to make changes,
02:16but we will try to do with the alineation in order to face this important match.
02:22It has nothing to do with the performance that we have offered until now.
02:24Now we are in another phase, and the players are also,
02:27and there are some who are in the best or worst conditions
02:31from the past few months or two months.
02:34So, tomorrow we will plan the match with the players that we want to make it better.
02:47Spain is the reigning world champions. Are you going to pay homage to that tomorrow?
02:51Or is it going to be the start of a new story?
02:54And he says that we are going to focus on the game tomorrow.
02:58It's going to be a different game, of course, it's cliche,
03:01but we are going to choose the players that are fit for this game.
03:04Of course, during the game there might be some changes,
03:06but we are in a different phase. Months have passed since then.
03:09Some players are in a different condition than they were a few months ago,
03:13so we focus on this specific game tomorrow.
03:16Miguel Ángel.
03:17Hola, Luis. Buenas noches, Miguel Ángel Díaz de la Cadena COPE.
03:20Decías el lunes, en el acto de tu renovación,
03:23lo mejor está por llegar.
03:25Después de tres años y medio sin perder un partido oficial,
03:28creo que son 39 seguidos sin perder.
03:30No sé si puede aparecer en algún momento la relajación
03:34y cómo se combate, si aparece en algún momento.
03:40Miguel, no, relajación, te garantizo que no.
03:43Los rendimientos de cara a un partido como mañana, tan complejo
03:48y tan difícil ante otro grandísimo rival, será lo que sea.
03:52Pero relajación te garantizo que no, porque conozco a estos futbolistas,
03:55sé que queremos, que quieren seguir ganando, que quieren seguir haciendo historia,
03:59que queremos seguir creciendo porque es que es la única manera de cumplir objetivos.
04:05El ánimo de mejora, la actitud ante la mejora,
04:08tiene que ser siempre constante y este equipo lo tiene.
04:12Nosotros lo que pretendemos es, insisto,
04:14estar a la altura de lo que va a demandarnos mañana el partido,
04:17que va a ser el máximo nivel.
04:19Lo que hemos hecho hasta ahora no nos vale.
04:22Ahora necesitamos rendir todavía mejor.
04:25Esa es la parte de la cuestión más difícil.
04:30Ahora, la mejor noticia es que este equipo tiene un margen de mejora todavía muy grande.
04:34Y hay posibilidad de seguir creciendo, no han tocado techo
04:38y creo que todavía nuestra capacidad de rendimiento puede ser mejor.
04:41Lo vamos a necesitar mañana, seguro.
04:43En el mes de los despedida,
04:45lo más difícil es llegar.
04:47Hay una gran alegría de ganar detrás de ti.
04:51¿Tienes miedo, en cualquier forma, de complacencia?
04:54Y él dijo, no, no, en todo.
04:57El día de la mañana estamos enfrentando una rivalera importante,
04:59un jugador difícil,
05:01así que no hay lugar para complacencia.
05:06Estamos contentos de estar en el lugar.
05:07We're going to go on to the pitch tomorrow seeking the highest level possible and this
05:19is good news that there is margin of growth, we do want to grow and the ceiling hasn't
05:24been reached yet.
05:26Lara.
05:26Luis, Miguel Ángel de Marca. Decías el viernes que no te gustaba el formato de la Nations con
05:32los cuatro partidos. Lo ha dicho hoy Tuchel, Santidenia, lo ha insinuado también Jurgen Klopp.
05:38Te quería preguntar si en algún momento alguien nos consultó algo sobre este calendario.
05:42Gracias.
05:44No, a mí no, desde luego. Yo creo que en la reunión que tuvimos no se planteó nada de
05:48esto. Pero creo que es comprensible. Es que en diez días jugamos cuatro partidos.
05:57Es una exigencia muy alta, con viajes, etc. Hay que hacerlo. Aceptamos y jugamos felizmente,
06:06pero entenderemos que no es lo más adecuado en diez días, insisto, jugar cuatro partidos.
06:23No.
06:40No.
06:40No.
06:40No.
06:40No.
06:41No.
06:52No.
07:01No.
07:04No.
07:06If you're worried about all the teams in the 200 and that Spain don't do so for the fact of
07:11saying that we're the champions.
07:14No, no, Luis, as I was talking about with Miguel, I'm sure that no.
07:20I know that's the way these footballers are made.
07:23We don't conform with what we've done so far, I guarantee you.
07:27I think that's the way it's possible to go.
07:27I think, let's say, I think it goes all over the next generation.
07:30I think it's pretty much more than I can bring it on.
07:32If we have the MLB, we don't need to go for a chance,
07:35we have the same thing.
07:38We have the same thing with the League team in the Martina.
07:51And we don't want to win.
07:52We need to stay at that team.
07:55And we need to go to the regional team,
07:57It's not going to happen, but I don't guarantee you that tomorrow or the next game,
08:03for comfort, for complacency, for nothing.
08:07I guarantee you that.
08:08We have a lot of desire to continue to grow and a lot of hunger to continue to compete.
08:13That's why I said, I insist, the best is to come, because I have faith in this team.
08:17I have faith in the hunger and the ambition of these players.
08:23Does it concern you that each and every team now wants to beat you being the reigning champions
08:28and everybody's going to put on 200% of the effort?
08:31Because something similar happened back in 2010 when you were world champions.
08:36Even in friendlies, you have to expect the biggest effort from the opponent.
08:41No, I'm not afraid at all. This doesn't concern me.
08:45We just cannot get enough of success.
08:48A new story is about to start, new objectives.
08:52My players are motivated. We still have hunger to compete.
08:56And as I said, the best is yet to come.
08:59And tomorrow we're going to play against difficult rivals, so anything can happen.
09:03But I can assure you that complacency is not a thing we have to look out for.
09:36Edu.
09:37Yes, after winning the Eurocopa, the truth is that the popular recognition was important.
09:47The world is another caliber, another dimension.
09:50And it's true that now, at the popular level, at the media level,
09:56people recognize me much more in all the places, not only in Spain,
09:59but fortunately in many countries where I have had the opportunity,
10:04where I have had the opportunity to be.
10:04And I have had in some places where I have had the opportunity to be,
10:07and it's not for nothing, it's because I recognize that I am footballistically.
10:18And it's very nice.
10:20And there is something very typical, very classic,
10:25It's a huge challenge that people,
10:25when they come over there,
10:26and some players, and members of the team,
10:31come to give us the thanks.
10:33It's tremendous that the players
10:35come to give us the thanks
10:36for what they've done to have lived,
10:37for what they've enjoyed,
10:38for how happy they've been,
10:39for what they've been.
10:41That's the most beautiful.
10:42To me, for the people of the team
10:44makes me more happy.
10:46And it's a huge pride
10:47to recognize you like this.
11:02of that way.
11:19That's what we talked about for the technical team staff when they approach us, and seeing
11:23the happiness in the eyes of the fans is what makes us happy.
11:27And of course, it's gratifying acknowledgement footballistically but also from a football
11:33point of view, but also it's nice to be recognized in other countries.
11:38Ezra.
11:39Nice glasses, by the way.
11:42Bonitas gafas.
11:47Congratulations on winning the World Cup.
11:50As a coach, I wondered England failing when it matters in big tournaments.
11:56Losing the semi-final against Argentina, who you beat, losing to you two years before that.
12:02It's happened time and time again. Why do you think that is and will it change?
12:10Congratulations on the World Cup.
12:13What happens with Inglaterra is that in the decisive moments, it falls.
12:18We fall against Argentina and you too.
12:23Why do you think that happens and how can you change that?
12:29I can talk about what happens to us.
12:32I don't know the interiority of England.
12:35I don't know the interiority of England.
12:37I can't say about England.
12:40It is a great selección.
12:42I remember that before, with a friend of mine.
12:45It has been finalists in the last Eurocopes.
12:48as well as a semi-finalist of the world, third in the FIFA ranking.
12:56Inglaterra is a superpotency footballist.
12:59What we want to do is, being a great selección,
13:04that we ostentate the ranking that we have and the titles that we have won,
13:08we want to be always at the height of what we expect
13:10of a very important game like the game we have.
13:14Tomorrow will be a completely different game of what we have played.
13:16to come out by Hahaha,
13:17there is a long Starcicket player with a big head.
13:20When we are past the world I have been a perfect game.
13:22Especially today a good time we have won.
13:24You can lose.
13:29It gives you the playing cards too if you are
13:36able to, whether you are going to have the best matches,
13:46I can only speak on my behalf and about the Spanish experience
13:50because I don't see into the internal affairs of England as a team.
13:56England is a great team, a superpower when it comes to football.
14:01They are third in the FIFA ranking, two times finalists recently in the Euros
14:05and semi-finalists in the World Cup.
14:08We are similar in terms of being a big team.
14:12We try to rise up to the expectations, especially when we face difficult opponents
14:18and difficult games, like is the case tomorrow.
14:21Of course, losing is in the game.
14:23You can lose even when you are in the best shape.
14:25What is a good thing for us now is that we have trust,
14:29we are confident of ourselves,
14:31but tomorrow we have to take on a very strong opponent.
14:34Luis, a la izquierda.
14:36Buenas noches, Luis Lucheres de La Vanguardia.
14:39Solo un pequeño apunte sobre el once.
14:40Solo saber si ya lo tiene decidido y en especial en el lateral derecho,
14:44que es como el pequeño agujerito que queda respecto a los once que jugaron en Nueva York.
14:49Si lo tiene decidido, ¿qué jugador va a actuar ahí mañana?
14:52Gracias.
14:53Luis, sí tenemos decidido el equipo,
14:55pero estamos muy contentos de todas las demarcaciones.
14:59Quiero decir que en todas las épocas se producen cambios,
15:05acaban un ciclo, empieza otro, en cuanto a jugadores y del propio equipo.
15:10Y aunque lamentamos y sentimos la baja de Marcos Llorente,
15:19con todo el respeto y hemos dicho siempre,
15:21el agradecimiento que demostramos siempre hacia él,
15:23es que estamos muy tranquilos y felices también de los jugadores que tenemos.
15:27Le hace Eric, le hace Pedro Porro, desgraciadamente no puede estar con nosotros por lesión,
15:32pero Fresneda.
15:34Estamos contentísimos con lo que nos ofrecen las posibilidades ahora de suplir aquella baja,
15:41como en el futuro se producirán otras.
15:43Entonces, esto es así, el fútbol.
15:45Está vivo, unos se van, otros llegan.
15:48Lo más importante es decir que, afortunadamente, de cara al futuro,
15:52si ya decía que este equipo no ha tocado techo,
15:55es que lo que viene detrás, el futuro que tenemos los futbolistas jóvenes
15:58que vienen y nos auguran un fantástico futuro,
16:01pues nos da hacer estar muy tranquilos,
16:03porque todo lo que vayamos aportando a la selección absoluta
16:07van a ser jugadores de mucho recorrido, mucho futuro y mucha calidad.
16:11Gracias.
16:12He asked about the starting line-up
16:14and the possible pick for the right-back,
16:16where there is a little void recently.
16:18He says that the line-up is decided.
16:20We are happy with the players we have.
16:23There's been changes, and there's always going to be changes
16:26in different eras.
16:28Of course, we have lost Llorente,
16:30which is what we are sad for.
16:33But we are happy with what we have.
16:35Pedro Porro cannot be here, of course,
16:37but we are happy with Eric, with Fresneda.
16:39Players come and go.
16:41The important thing is that we have the future guaranteed.
16:45The young people are coming, so we can be very calm.
16:48Players come and go.
16:49And as I said earlier, we haven't reached the roof,
16:52the ceiling yet.
16:54Two final questions.
16:56Buenas, Mr. Juan Jimeno, para Muy de Fútbol.
16:59Bueno, quería comentarle un poco.
17:00Yo tengo 19 años y acabo de cumplir 5 años como redactor,
17:04y esto es una ocasión especial para mí,
17:05ya que es el primer viaje que hago fuera de España solo,
17:08sin acompañamiento.
17:09Y por eso quería hacerle una pregunta tanto especial,
17:11que se separa un poco de lo exactamente futbolísticamente para mañana.
17:16Y es que me gustaría saber cómo valora usted el apoyo que le dan los familiares
17:22tanto a usted como a la selección en este tipo de desplazamientos,
17:26incluso también en los largos, como fue el paso mundial.
17:29Fran te llamas, ¿verdad?
17:31Fran?
17:32Joaquín.
17:33Joaquín, perdón.
17:34Joaquín, pues mira, para nosotros la familia es muy importante.
17:38De hecho, acuñamos ese término de familia allá en la Eurocopa.
17:43Y hemos seguido manteniendo ese espíritu hasta el día de hoy y seguiremos con ello.
17:49Como sentimiento de grupo, algo más, de familia.
17:53Ahora dicho eso, también se refuerza por nuestras familias naturales
17:58que están siempre con nosotros.
18:00De hecho, ahora hasta hay familiares que vienen esta noche
18:03a convivir con los jugadores.
18:05Mañana por la mañana estarán también, etcétera, etcétera.
18:09Nosotros en eso no tenemos ningún impedimento
18:11y que vengan a fortalecer precisamente el estado de ánimo,
18:15el espíritu y además el sentimiento que tenemos todos
18:18de la importancia que le damos a la familia.
18:21Para nosotros es muy importante esa palabra.
18:24Gracias.
18:24Gracias.
18:25Talking about the importance of family support,
18:28he says that it is crucial in the two meanings of the word.
18:33Because we have created this concept that we as a team, as a group,
18:36are also family.
18:37But talking about the close family and real relatives of players,
18:40it is fundamental that they can come and they accompany the players.
18:45Some of the family members are here already.
18:47Some join tomorrow.
18:48But it is just essential that they can count on the family.
18:53And it just boosts the spirit of our players.
18:58And we value it.
18:59And it is just one of the cornerstones of our national team,
19:02counting on family support.
19:05Hi, Luis.
19:07Question in English.
19:09In the England camp this week,
19:11some members like Anthony Gordon, Thomas Tuchel,
19:14have questioned whether England can control a game,
19:17control possession like Spain.
19:19Do you think anybody from any country can control a game like Spain can?
19:25Or is there something inherent in Spanish football culture
19:28that allows Spain to control games so well?
19:33In the concentration,
19:35in the concentration,
19:39both Gordon and Tuchel
19:41talked about the control of the ball,
19:44as it does in Spain.
19:45And his question is,
19:47if that is something intrinsic in Spain,
19:49is something that is part of the DNA of Spain,
19:52something that is impossible to imitate,
19:54or that is copied by other countries.
19:59Impossible, no?
20:00I mean,
20:00we are fiel to that idea.
20:03We are fiel to that idea,
20:04un model that is been working in Spain
20:05since many years.
20:06Is it true that
20:07no model that can be developed
20:12if there is no solid base.
20:13We are working in a way
20:15with a lot of time,
20:16with a evolving,
20:17obviously,
20:17that has been produced in the last few years,
20:20as a football player,
20:22but we have maintained our idea,
20:24our philosophy.
20:25We have grown and we keep growing up.
20:27But that is a work that I don't know how is the interiority that I said earlier,
20:35of the English Federations.
20:37We can say that it is a work that we have done for many years,
20:42fidelizing the footballers in all categories,
20:44we play together with the same things that each category and every player,
20:51but the idea, the gruesome of that idea is always the same.
20:54And that's why we have strengthened the football development of the Spanish seleccion.
21:01And we continue apostating on that way of working.
21:06It is not impossible to replicate it.
21:09What I can tell you is that what is different and important is that we have been working with this
21:15model for years.
21:16Many days we have this foundation of controlling the ball.
21:19Of course, we've evolved throughout the years, but we've maintained,
21:24we've been loyal to this philosophy and we have grown in the past.
21:29And it's something that is the core of all our players.
21:33Of course, there are nuances and there are differences between the players,
21:36but this is something that unites them, this idea.
21:39And this is something that characterizes Spain very much.
21:43Okay, thanks, Luis.
21:46Good night.