The Real Madrid midfielder spoke after the French team‘s 4-1 victory over Israel on Thursday in Budapest in the Nations League.
“I did a good performance”enjoyed Eduardo Camavinga on Thursday, after the 4-1 victory of the French team against Israel, in Budapest, during the third day of the Nations League. And this even if, “as the coach said, I can do better. I lost a lot of balloons. But it’s still a good performance, it’s been a long time since I played, it’s only my third match since my injury. This bodes well for the future. I will return very quickly to 100%, I prepared well with Real Madrid. It allowed me to come back quickly and be fresh. The cardio isn’t really there, it will come back little by little. You don’t have to worry.”he further indicated, on TF1.
Our colleagues could not resist the idea of questioning the Madrilenian about Kylian Mbappé, who was largely absent from this gathering with the French team and who has been discovering the world of Real since last summer. “Everything is going well for him in Madridassure Cama. He speaks Spanish very well, which made his arrival easier. He is a simple and humble person. He was able to acclimatize in the locker room, everyone likes him. It has already hurt in Spain, it will continue like that”still affirms the former Rennais.
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I myself was surprised to score…
Edward Camavinga
In the absence of Mbappé, it was Camavinga who took on the goalscoring costume for one match. A little in spite of himself… “Everything was calculated, I knew the goalkeeper was going to make a mistake, that’s why I shot slowly (laughs). I myself was surprised to score, I saw that he was on the trajectory, that I hadn’t used a lot of force. But as they say, a goal remains a goal. We take”he comments with his trademark humor and lightness.
However, Eduardo Camavinga is no longer a beginner despite his young age (21 years old). The person concerned imagines himself in a starting role from now on. “From my first selection I wanted to impose myself,” he corrects. That’s everyone’s goal. There is a good opportunity, knowing that there is a new generation coming. You have to have good matches, it will come naturally.” Next meeting for Cama and the Blues? Monday in Brussels, against Belgium.
