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00:00Ready to go back.
00:00You have a good time to meet a team.
00:00Good evening, Rodrigo.
00:03Se ha hablado en la rueda de prensa de Luis de la Fuente,
00:05I would like to ask you a question about how to motivate you after being champion.
00:09I also do a look at if you feel the responsibility of being champion of the world and the level
00:16of
00:16exigence that you have.
00:20Hello everyone.
00:21Good afternoon everyone.
00:22Good afternoon everyone.
00:23Yes, thank you.
00:25Yes, you feel the responsibility of being champion of the world.
00:26Yes, you feel the responsibility, especially on the road to here.
00:30But this team doesn't get here.
00:34They have more hunger.
00:37We know the responsibility that is to be able to be champion of the current champion.
00:58And now we have to face this Nations League, which we like and motivate us to get a new title.
01:05And now we have to face this Nations League, which we like and motivate us to get a new title.
01:12So, I can't think of a better stage, as you said, to defend everything we are talking about.
01:42And there is a margin of growth. We can always be better. And there are new objectives we want to
01:48meet.
01:50And the best place to begin with this, with this new road, is tomorrow against a great rival and we
01:58want to win more trophies.
02:01And what has happened in the past is the past and we are still hungry for new success.
02:08So, we have to move forward and move forward and move forward.
02:11I'm going to ask you a question about the last few minutes.
02:36I think you have said very important words.
02:41We lived a identical process in 2020,
02:46with a judicial process,
02:49the accusation was different.
02:51It was the only thing that changed.
02:53From the club, we always communicated
02:54the tranquility of being impunished
02:57because they didn't have done anything.
03:00We trusted in the club
03:01and the club was absolutely absent.
03:03I want to remember that
03:05the process was the same.
03:07He also went culpable
03:08in the first dictation
03:09and then it ended up absolving.
03:13I hope that
03:14we can do justice.
03:17I mean, I believe I do not.
03:19I do not agree with that
03:19but I believe in the impunity of that club
03:21I know very close to the firm
03:23and I know very close to the company
03:31Okay, about the last minute news and today's news about Manchester City and the possible sanction, what is your take
03:38on that?
03:40Does it mean a stain on what you have achieved in past years and do you see it possible that
03:46some titles might be revoked?
03:48And he said that you have used some words that are very important in this topic.
03:52We have faced something similar back in 2020, if I remember correctly.
03:57We've had a similar judicial process, different accusations, but similar process.
04:03And there as well, in the first instance, we were found guilty, but we believed in the club,
04:08we believed in the innocence that the club maintained, and in the end, we ended up being acquitted.
04:13So I believe in the justice system and I believe in the innocence of the club.
04:19Rafa.
04:20Por aquí, Rodri. Rafa Maínez, para El Desmarque, Mediaset España.
04:23Hemos ido estas semanas a hablar del Balón de Oro, que da menos de un mes.
04:27Hemos oído hablar a LaMín, a Mbappé, a Kane.
04:30¿Por qué da la sensación de que no quieres ganarlo?
04:33O de que no, por las declaraciones que haces, o que no te hace ilusión,
04:36o que no entras en esa campaña que cada jugador hace por sí mismo? Gracias.
04:41¿Tú crees que no quiero ganarlo? No, yo sé que es un premio que no depende de lo que uno
04:48salga a decir.
04:49Depende de lo que hayas demostrado en el campo y depende de un jurado particular formado por cien periodistas que
04:56deciden.
04:56No creo que nada de lo que diga pueda servir para influir en su decisión.
05:03Aparte que, como siempre he dicho, los títulos individuales son una recompensa al trabajo colectivo.
05:10Y a un deporte que entendemos que es colectivo y que nada de lo que jugar es como yo hemos
05:16logrado se entiende sin tus compañeros.
05:19Así que, evidentemente, por preferencia, yo siempre dije que me encantaría que lo ganara un español.
05:23Pero, lógicamente, claro que me gustaría ganarlo. Pero no depende de mí, por eso no salgo a reivindicarlo.
05:31En cuanto al Ballon d'Or, hay un mes hasta el anuncio, y hemos escuchado que Cain, Jamal y Mbappé
05:37hablaron sobre ello.
05:39Pero parece que no quieres ganarlo, no quieres hacer una campaña auténtica como los otros jugadores mencionaron.
05:46Y él pregunta, ¿tú crees que no quieres ganarlo?
05:49Claro que me gustaría ganarlo, pero no hay nada que puedo decir que puede influenciar los jornalistas,
05:55que, al final del día, son las personas que votan.
05:59Y, por lo que sea, no importa.
06:01Lo que importa es la performance que tienes que poner en el piso.
06:06Así que no importa lo que digo.
06:08Bien, claro que he agarrado en el pasado que me gustaría que un jugador de español ganarlo.
06:14Si es para mí, soy más feliz.
06:15Pero es importante que estos titulos individuales y acknowledgments, no significan nada.
06:22Porque no significan nada sin los compañeros que lo hacen posible.
06:26Así que, básicamente, es una recompensa para el trabajo colectivo que hemos hecho.
06:31Damián.
06:32Damián.
06:32Hola, Rodrí.
06:33Buenas tardes.
06:34Damián López, de Raku.
06:35Antes de empezar la final del 19 de julio, no eras ni campeón del mundo ni jugador del
06:39Barça.
06:40¿Cómo han sido estos dos meses para ti y cómo has digerido este vuelco total que ha
06:47dado tu vida?
06:48Supongo que lo calificas de paso adelante.
06:50¿Cómo lo definirías todo?
06:52Bueno, una etapa muy ilusionante para mí.
06:55Un momento de mucha euforia y mucha alegría por conseguir, como dices tú, esa Copa del
07:03Mundo.
07:03También ser reconocente individual en el torneo.
07:06Por lo que venía también, de vivir estos años y de poder demostrarme que volvía a estar
07:14al máximo nivel y de poder liderar una selección como España, a mi país a lo máximo.
07:21Y, bueno, ha encarado una nueva etapa muy ilusionante, muy agradecido de, bueno, pues del
07:28Barcelona, de la manera en la que fueron a por mí, del interés.
07:34Y, bueno, he caído en un club muy importante y con ganas de hacer cosas muy importantes.
07:40Así que solo te puedo decir que feliz, ¿no?
07:42Feliz de cómo se han dado las cosas.
07:43Es verdad que fue un verano intenso, pero ya calma un poco las aguas y...
07:50Y estoy feliz y contento ahora de representar a mi país aquí.
07:54El hecho que la columna vertebral de la selección, seis, siete jugadores, también juguéis cada
07:59semana, cada tres días en el club, ¿en qué os puede ayudar a seguir creciendo a nivel
08:04de selección?
08:05Gracias.
08:06Bueno, en el fútbol es muy importante las relaciones entre los jugadores, el entendimiento
08:13y, lógicamente, si tienes muchos jugadores de un mismo club, ayuda, ¿no?
08:17Está claro que hay una parte muy positiva en eso.
08:21A partir de ahí, bueno, la selección somos todos, todos los equipos que son capaces de
08:26aportar jugadores y siempre hay que hacer un pequeño cambio de chip cuando vives a la
08:31selección.
08:32Pero entiendo que es una nota muy positiva que haya siete o ocho jugadores por
08:36concentración de un mismo club.
08:39Y sobre todo un club que juega de una manera muy parecida a la selección.
08:42Así que yo creo que es positivo.
08:50Gracias.
09:02Gracias.
09:10Gracias.
09:18Gracias.
09:23Gracias.
09:32Gracias.
09:36Gracias.
09:36Gracias.
09:39Gracias.
09:40Gracias.
09:40¿Es muy diferente lo que te pide Luis de la Fuenta a lo que te pide Hansi Flick?
09:45Bueno, siempre los entrenadores tienen matices diferentes.
09:52Sí, sí, es diferente.
09:54Pero hay muchas situaciones que son parecidas.
09:56Sobre todo, la parte del rol.
09:57Creo que en esa es prácticamente idéntica.
10:00I think it's a little bit different than that, but obviously in the concept of futbolistic, Hansi defendemos a different
10:06man here in the selección, so I would say that a different concept of futbolistic is different, but I think
10:13these entrenadores that you mentioned at the end you exigen a little bit the same,
10:18leading from the position, the placement, the order of the pressure, the initiation of the game, like your friend said,
10:29the Barcelona is a lot in the creation of futbol in the selección, but with different meanings.
10:37Are you being asked different things from your two coaches, De La Fuente and Hansi Flick?
10:42And he says, in some ways it's the same because I'm fulfilling the same role, almost the same role, but
10:49there are nuances that are different, obviously.
10:52For example, we defend differently under Hansi Flick, but in the end they demand something similar, how to manage pressure,
10:59how to manage the game,
11:00and as I've already mentioned, it plays a role that both teams have a similar style, meaning Barcelona and Spain,
11:08the national team.
11:09Okay.
11:11Roger, welcome back to London.
11:13Thank you, man.
11:15Since you were last here, there's many things that are different with Spain and England, the weather, the food.
11:22What has that transition been like for you going back to Spain?
11:26Well, as you might think, not that easy because I left what I feel is also my home.
11:33England has been my home for seven years.
11:37And I miss lots of things about England, about the league, about the culture and the people.
11:43A lot of good memories here.
11:46But, yeah, at the same time, you go back to your country, to your things.
11:50The weather, of course, always improves.
11:53But, yeah, I'm really happy to play my first game here in England.
11:59It means a lot for me.
12:00To defend, as you said, many things have changed.
12:03We have a new start on the chest and it means a lot for our country.
12:08And to defend against England, it will be special.
12:12Especially in this environment, in this stadium.
12:15So, yeah, I hope tomorrow will be a great game.
12:19And we can show the team we are.
12:22Good morning, Rodri.
12:23Pablo Montaño, co-responsal in London's The Diario Agile Cadenaser.
12:26Welcome back to Inglaterra.
12:28Good morning.
12:28In October of 2025, Guardiola said that in the World, we would see the best Rodri.
12:34And we saw it.
12:35And this season, we really want to see Rodri.
12:40One part, no one is if Guardiola had some kind of crystal ball and he was happy.
12:44And one is what Guardiola said in the world,
12:45Is it something you feel like Guardiola said nearly a year after a loss?
12:53What is it question again after a loss?
12:53Well, it's a matter of understanding the goals of a football player,
12:58When you have a lesion as important as I am,
13:04evidently that no.
13:07He has been in the center.
13:09I don't remember if he has passed by an important lesion,
13:11but surely he has passed by an important lesion.
13:14And the Pazza are the ones that are.
13:15Sometimes things go very fast
13:18and we want the immediate,
13:21but the body, the biology, has its processes.
13:24I understand.
13:26That's why the process of mentalizing
13:30that I was going to take between one and two years
13:33and that my goal was to get to the world in the best way.
13:39The result and the recompense
13:40is a lot of time of work,
13:43more dark, more that people don't see.
13:46But, as Pep said,
13:50I also want to thank you for that.
13:52I think it's a great deal.
13:53and that I don't like it.
13:53I think it's a lot of time.
13:53when I was on a couple of years ago.
13:55I think it's a lot of time to go.
13:55that I didn't know I was as good as I was and I was at the start.
14:03I feel so Hadiwa,
14:04where my goal was to go down.
14:07I wasn't really to go down the street.
14:09I felt at the top of my goal.
14:13He was already on the top of my lane.
14:14That I felt like that.
14:17I felt like that I was riding on them
14:19and they needed to go down the floor.
14:36He was asked about his injury back in 2025, in October, Guardiola said that at the World Cup we're going
14:43to see the best, Rodrik, and he turned out to be right, and this season is also very promising, and
14:48the glass ceiling has been mentioned again, and he says that at the World Cup we're going to see the
14:52best, Rodrik, and he turned out to be right.
14:52There are certain deadlines when it comes to an important injury, which is the one that I faced, sometimes you
14:59would want to come back and force things, come back immediately, but your body sends you a different message, and
15:06there is a natural biological process of recovery that takes thorough planification and taking care of that and managing the
15:16load and the workload.
15:18And my goal was always to arrive to the World Cup in the best shape possible, and I'm happy that
15:25it turned out as it turned out in America, Canada, and Mexico, and I want to express my gratitude to
15:31Pep and Citi for being with me along the way, and I'm very happy where I am and how I
15:37came back, how I recovered.
15:39Good evening, Rodrik.
15:41So I wanted to ask about your faith really quickly, because after the...
15:44About what, sorry?
15:45Your faith, belief.
15:46Faith, faith.
15:47Yeah, because after the World Cup, I mentioned, well, I remember you said that someone from above helped you, and
15:53I was wondering, as a team that's always being chased, essentially, and pursued, how does your faith help you to
16:00handle the pressure of all of that?
16:02Yeah, I mean, I think it's a very particular thing of all of us, you know, the way you, the
16:10faith you have and everything, but of course when, you know, you see all the things that you live,
16:17and you're so glad, and you're so glad that you've experienced these things, and of course I believe that there's
16:23someone there, you know, helping me, because I've experienced such a difficult process, and,
16:28and, yeah, I said these things because I always have the belief that if you do the right things, as
16:37you know, at the end you have the rewardness in life, you know, and this is, I think I've lived
16:48since I was a child, you know, from my grandfathers and my parents,
16:52I always try to be glad and say thank you for all the things that life gives me, so, yeah,
17:00you know, you realise when you live through tough situations like this one,
17:04and when you go through, always, I like to express my gratitude.
17:10Hi, Rodri. Firstly, congratulations on the summer. You're back at the stadium where you've achieved a lot in your career,
17:17but as discussed earlier,
17:19there are questions about the achievements of Manchester City. Does that hurt as a player that has achieved so much?
17:28Well, I think for us, the players is a different thing that you guys, I can understand all kinds of
17:39opinions, and it's something that now is big,
17:41but we always try to think in a positive way, trying to, when you live daily on that club and
17:51the things, all the people that had hard work all these years
17:54to have all the success we have, you know, not only Pep and the players, all the structure from the
18:01owners to the guys that work daily.
18:06What we did, they cannot take it out of us. I mean, it's something that is not paid off by
18:13money, you know, it's just paid with effort,
18:17with partnership, with, you know, being shoulder to shoulder every day.
18:23And, yeah, we had a lot of success years here in Wembley, so I can only tell you that everything
18:30was deserved,
18:32and I'm glad that I could live one of the best eras of the English football in here.
18:38Rodri, you said you believe in the innocence of the club. Is that because they've told you that they were
18:44innocent all the way through,
18:45and if they do lose the appeal, will you feel that they've lied to you in those conversations?
18:52No, they always tell us the confidence they have on the innocence.
18:57And, you know, when you look to someone's eyes and talk you in that way,
19:01and we have the example of 2020 that the process was the same and at the end nothing happened.
19:05And we were very calm in this way. We never, you never saw a team nervous about these kind of
19:14things.
19:17Nowadays, I'm not saying it's going to say normal, but many teams or some teams go through these kind of
19:22situations,
19:23and it's part of football today, and everyone has to follow the rules, and for me that's great.
19:29But they always press the confidence that they never did something wrong, and we believe in that.
19:34That's the thing, and since the moment they prove wrong, we will believe the club,
19:41and I've been there, and I know how they work and how they cooperate, so, yeah, that's what I can
19:48tell you.
19:49Okay, gracias, Rodri. Gracias, okay.
19:52Thank you. Finish.
19:54Okay, it's okay.