Miguel Baeza spoke to 'AS', where he recalled his time at Real Madrid's youth academy. The player on loan at Rio Ave from Celta explained the demands of the 'Merengues', which "can be a double-edged sword".
Miguel Baeza spoke about his time at Real Madrid. The academy player gave an interview to 'AS', where he discussed all possible topics and with his sights set on Celta 2023-24.
The player on loan this season at Rio Ave from the Galician club spoke openly: "When you wear the Madrid shirt, you face the good side of success and also the negative side. Madrid demand that you don't have a bad game and it can be a double-edged sword. They don't allow you to relax".
Miguel Baeza talked about his current stage in Portuguese football: "Very well, already adapted. It was a big change, but I'm very happy and I'll keep going. The language was what I was most afraid of. I know everything, but I still get lost in things that are not football. Portuguese is very similar to Spanish and you end up understanding it".
The midfielder from Cordoba has only one word in mind for next season, Celta: "Once the team is confirmed that they won't be relegated, I'll see, I'll go back to Celta and I'll see what happens. I'm looking forward to meeting Carvalhal, the coaching staff and trying to impress them. I've heard great things about him at Rio Ave from his time here.