In an interview with getafe's official radio, Japanese teenager Kenei Kubo, who was loaned by Real Madrid to play for Getafe, talked about his time at the Madrid club, saying that his relationship with getafe teammates is very harmonious, not just a companion relationship, more like a party together.
"I was in the hotel for four or five days before the Philomena blizzard and didn't know if I could continue training, I was uncomfortable at that time, but the club had confidence in me from the beginning. I started well here, but the team didn't get a good result, but we managed to stabilize the situation and I started scoring goals, which made me happy. ”
'The dressing room here is different from other clubs, it looks more like a bar and it's like a street, and everyone is not drunk, but they are all like drunk and look very happy, which is not easy because we are very serious about training and playing."
"Here, we are not just colleagues, everyone is very happy and the atmosphere is like a party. When the reserve players came to the first team, they all seemed to have been playing with us for many years and were very welcome to me, and playing here was like a bonus. ”
However, the Japan international avoided talking about his future in the interview, saying that "during the holidays he will think about what will happen next", talking about his next goal, that is, the Olympic Games, and admitting that he is "ready" for the Tokyo Olympics:
"As a host, there's pressure, but there's also the benefit that we know the local weather in the stadium and the games."
in Cosimo