Garcia: Barcelona's style involves great risk, and this is our goal

Juan García, FC Barcelona's goalkeeper, discussed the Catalan team's playing style, confirming that relying on a high defensive line involves significant risk, but it has proven effective. He emphasized his comfort in this role and his ability to assist his teammates during matches.

Juan García spoke about the requirements of FC Barcelona's style: "It is clear that the style we adopt requires the goalkeeper to be focused and attentive to help the team in every way possible. I feel comfortable in this aspect, and I love helping the team in different situations. It is true that this style involves a great deal of risk, but it has proven in the end to be worth it and successful, and I am happy to be able to help."

Regarding how he deals with the risks of playing with a high defensive line, he explained: "I handle it well, in the end, you don't think about that moment, but you focus on giving your best. It's certain that there will be a moment I don't like someday, but I believe that if we weigh it up, the positive results will be much more, as you will succeed in saving a dangerous opportunity many more times than making mistakes."

Barcelona goalkeeper Unai Simón touched on his return to the Spain national team after missing the last camp, playing alongside three of the best goalkeepers in the world. He expressed his happiness with this experience, considering it a reflection of the quality of work in the youth academies in Spain.

"I think this wonderfully reflects the work being done in the youth academies in Spain," he said. "Álvaro has also joined, and he is a great goalkeeper, proving that as well. I am very happy to share the dressing room with them, train alongside them, and continue to develop."

Juan García spoke about his relationship with teammates David Raya and Unai Simón, after the latter addressed them with special words during his speech at the Ballon d'Or ceremony, emphasizing that their relationship goes beyond the boundaries of competition on the pitch.

He added: "The reaction was amazing, it's not just about what happens on the pitch, but about the people and the relationships you build off it. I think our relationship is very good and special. David and I were almost as happy with this achievement as we would have been if we had won the award ourselves, and I think that reflects a lot about our relationship the three of us. Of course, the demands on the pitch are at their highest levels, and each of us gives our utmost, which is also evident during the matches."

In closing his remarks, Barcelona's goalkeeper addressed Spain's next two matches against the Czech Republic and then England, confirming that the aim is to secure victory and continue their journey unbeaten.

He said: "Certainly, this is the main goal, to win both matches, continue progressing in the next rounds of the UEFA Nations League and maintain our unbeaten record. I think that is also a great aim that gives us a lot of enthusiasm to achieve it."