In a recent interview with Sky Sports Germany, Manchester City goalkeeper Ortega candidly shared his career plans and views on the national team. He made it clear that he has no plans to leave City at the moment and is very happy with his life and career in Manchester. In the past two years, he has participated in 37 official matches as an important part of the team, such a number of appearances is not easy for a second goalkeeper, and it also gives him a deep sense of trust and recognition from the club.
Regretting his failure to make the German national team list, Ortega showed great professionalism and team spirit. He respected head coach Nagelsmann's decision and believed that the most important thing as a player is to prove himself through constant training and playing. He admits that although he has not yet had direct communication with the national team's coaching staff, this does not prevent him from continuing to work towards the national team's goals. At the same time, he also appreciated the new look and upward momentum of the German team, believing that the team has a combination of many excellent young players and veterans with great potential.
Looking ahead, Ortega said that he will continue to focus on his training and matches to fight for the honor of Manchester City and Germany. He firmly believes that if he keeps working hard and focusing, there will always be a chance to show his strengths on a bigger stage.
