Vivian: Morata almost finishes every Euro match in tears

Spain defender Vivian, who is preparing with the team for the Euro final, attended a press conference where he praised captain Morata for his contributions to the team.

Journalist: "You have about 10 to 12 family members coming to watch the final. Do you need a charter flight?"

Vivian: "We are preparing for it because it is necessary. I'm very happy that my family is coming here to support me. I hope we can achieve the goal we've always aimed for."

Journalist: "What does it mean for a defender to test yourself against Kane?"

Vivian: "He's one of the best forwards, if not the best. England has several decisive players in their attack."

Journalist: "Do you think you will win?"

Vivian: "Every day we feel like winners, but we are not the European champions yet. We have to take it step by step. We prepare for each match as if it were a final, work hard, and do what we have always done to achieve the goal we all want to achieve."

Journalist: "What is Morata's role in the dressing room?"

Vivian: "Having Álvaro (Morata) is our fortune, and we are incredibly grateful. The way he defends is how he lives day by day. He has been extremely serious, almost finishing every match in tears because he wants everything to go well, and you can see that on the pitch. Our striker is our first defender, and that is a compliment to him."

Journalist: "How do you define the leadership of this team?"

Vivian: "Ultimately, we are all working for a common interest. Everyone has their own personality. Some can show different qualities, such as experience, naivety, energy, etc. That's good. I mean, everything runs smoothly when it follows a set pattern. Everyone has their role."

Journalist: "What moments in your life do you think of before your first personal final?"

Vivian: "We try not to think about what might happen but focus on the present, our daily work, and preparing well for the final. When we are alone, we try to imagine, rest, which is also necessary, and stay positive. But we only focus on daily life and our goals, not on anything else."

Journalist: "Do the coaches favor players who are not playing?"

Vivian: "What I see is the coach's respect for us. He has a personal relationship with each of us. I don't think he treats anyone differently. He respects us a lot."

Journalist: "Do you think you are the best team in this tournament?"

Vivian: "We do not evaluate ourselves in that way within the team. We believe in ourselves. We have believed in ourselves since day one. We have earned respect."

Journalist: "How do you see the magical connection between Nico Williams and Yamal?"

Vivian: "They feel great and are bringing us joy. These are two incredible talents, and their effect on the field is excellent. We are happy they have this chemistry."

Journalist: "How do you see Yamal's goal?"

Vivian: "It fully demonstrates his ability, as it was our worst moment of the match. We had just conceded a goal, and everyone was trying to turn things around. His goal was amazing, and from then on, the team played much better."

Journalist: "How do you think Nico views his future?"

Vivian: "I believe Nico is focused on this tournament. He seems very calm and enjoys what he is doing with us. Despite everything happening outside, which is not good for anyone, he seems to have a peaceful mindset. He knows he has the support of his family and brother. I see him confident and focused on Sunday's match."

Journalist: "How is your physical recovery going?"

Vivian: "We are great, full of fighting spirit, and eager for that moment to come so we can have the chance to win the match."

Journalist: "How do you see Yamal?"

Vivian: "Lamine has a very good quality. Although he likes to joke, he remains calm and shows his true self in the game. After all, he is only 16 years old. He should enjoy the game, and he knows where he stands."

Journalist: "After defeating Italy, Germany, and France, next up is England..."

Vivian: "This has motivated us. When we saw the bracket after the group stage, we were very motivated. We feel ready and hope we can achieve our vision on Sunday."

Journalist: "Do you remember what you were doing at 16? How do you avoid the hype affecting Yamal?"

Vivian: "I think in life, you have to be down to earth and adapt to the situations you face. Between order and responsibility, he feels comfortable. We all try to make him feel comfortable."