Valverde: I have to stand up in the game and that's why I'm able to play for Real Madrid

Uruguayan midfielder Federico Valverde attended the pre-match press conference against Venezuela and talked about Uruguay's prospects for the World Cup and his personal situation at Real Madrid, according to Marca.

Valverde has been captaining for some time in the Uruguayan national team. The Real Madrid player played well in his victory over Paraguay and envisioned the responsibilities he needed to shoulder in the face of a "big plan" to face a showdown with Venezuela. 'I have to try to play my part, to take on a more important role, and in those moments I have to stand up and show myself, to show why I have to be on the pitch and where I am, and there are reasons why I can play for Real Madrid. He said at a news conference.

Valverde sees himself as a major player in the national team, contrary to his recent experience at Real Madrid. Although Ancelotti chose him as the starter at the beginning of the season, he has been away from the starting position for a long time since then. An injury at the end of October forced him to take a one-month suspension, and the "regroupment" of Kroos, Modric and Casemiro made it difficult for Ancelotti to easily change the midfield starter, so that Valverde was in a difficult position in recent months.

However, Valverde did not give up and still looked forward to success at Real Madrid. His girlfriend, Mina Bonino, made it clear about her boyfriend's situation and her attitude towards today's predicament: "We have never been more eager to succeed than we are now, and we have been working hard for it." But it's not just about simply believing that it's all going to happen. It took some time and now he's also playing with some of the best midfielders in the world. As long as you are patient, time will bring every player back to where they should be. At the same time, as I said before, for the starting position in midfield, it is now indisputable. ”

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