De la Fuente: Porro may have muscle overload; Yamal has no problems

De la Fuente was interviewed by Cadena COPE after Spain's victory over France in the FIFA World Cup semi-finals.

First, let me ask about Yamal. My colleague told me he limped to the stands after the match. Is he alright now? Also, what about Porro? One more question. This team has been training together for a month and a half, and I think the whole process has been exemplary. During this time, several players changed clubs, and everyone was also able to live with their families almost every day. Could you talk about how the team made overall arrangements behind the scenes to make this training camp so smooth?

I believe, first and foremost, it's about knowing how to choose the people to embark on this journey with you. If you choose the wrong companions, problems may arise during the journey. We have always attached great importance to this. We are very aware that this team includes not only the players but also all members of the entire delegation. Everyone is working towards the same goal and in the same direction. We are all ordinary and generous people. I emphasize again that we want to put collective interests before individual interests. In this way, the journey will naturally be much smoother.

I have never seen a team, both on and off the field, demonstrate such exemplary performance. As you said, if I'm not mistaken, we've spent 47 days together without any problems. But I still have to say that the most important thing is to know who you are embarking on this journey with, and we have the best companions.

As for Yamal, as far as I know, he has no problems. I just spoke with the medical team. Porro seems to have some muscle overload, but we will assess his condition tomorrow.

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