Josep Martínez: Tough times are behind me and I want to keep winning titles with Inter

Spanish goalkeeper Josep Martínez, of Inter, spoke in an interview with "La Gazzetta dello Sport" about the car accident he experienced last year, confirming that the incident will remain a part of his life. However, he has chosen to focus on the future and continue his career in football.

Martínez said: "The car accident? It's something you never forget, and I know I will carry it with me forever. I think about it, and I try not to do that too much because it's something that can drain your energy. It was a tragedy, and the only way to get through it is to look forward. The tough times are behind me, and the fact that I am here proves that."

Inter goalkeeper added: "I am at one of the best teams in Europe, and I represent the strongest national team in the world. I look to the future with optimism and positivity and with a lot of hunger. I want to continue winning matches and collecting titles with Inter, so they can call me back here."

Martínez touched on the criticism directed at Inter's defense for conceding a large number of goals, stating: "It is easy to look at the goalkeeper, but we are a team, and from the first to the last among us, we need to raise our level. I believe we will do that, because if we have one trait, it is always hunger."

The Inter goalkeeper concluded his remarks by emphasizing the team's ambition: "We always want to win, strive to improve, and add something in every match, so we reach the top at the crucial moments of the season."