De La Fuente: Will not celebrate before qualifying; injuries give other players opportunities

Hupu News November 15th: In the World Cup European Qualifiers, Spain defeated Georgia 4-0 away from home. Head coach De La Fuente was interviewed after the game.

Did not celebrate advancement in advance:

"This is just out of respect for our opponents. We always respect all national teams, especially Turkey. We must be down-to-earth and maintain our current attitude before mathematically ensuring qualifying."

About the perfect qualifying journey:

"This is an important reason for me to be proud of these players. I have the honor to coach such a group of historical players, and there is still a lot ahead of us. There is a long way to go. We are still eager to achieve more and achieve better results. It is a wonderful thing to lead this group of young players who are working tirelessly and constantly improving."

On the injury situation:

"Injuries give other players opportunities that under normal circumstances they may not get opportunities, and this is the success of Spanish football - clubs develop better and better players, and our national team is fortunate to benefit from this. This is the result of the joint efforts of the club, players and the Football Association."

About Huizen:

"He is feeling slightly unwell, and our first priority today, as usual, is to protect the players. We have maintained full communication with Real Madrid's team doctors and agreed that it is the best arrangement for him to rest today. We will check his status tomorrow and evaluate it together with our medical team and Real Madrid. ."

About the upcoming game at La Catuja Stadium:

"I very much hope that the stadium will show a great atmosphere and a warm environment unique to Sevilla. These players deserve such support, and qualifying for the World Cup itself deserves such a grand occasion. I hope that the whole country can see a stadium that fully supports the national team. Sevilla never disappoints, and I very much hope that it will be the same this time."