In the Euro final in the early hours of Monday morning, Spain successfully won the championship by beating England 2-1. After the match, Spain's key player Nico Williams was interviewed by UEFA officials, sharing his inner excitement and joy, as well as his profound feelings about the whole season.
Unable to hide his excitement, Nico Williams said, "This is an incredible moment, I've always dreamed of being able to stand on a stage like this and celebrate a victory. This year is going to be an unbelievably memorable one for me because I won the Copa del Rey with my club and lifted the Europa League with my national team, it's such a unique feeling." His words reveal an immense appreciation for the victory and a boundless vision for the future.
Speaking about the game itself, Nico Williams said, "I've never been to such an important game, but the whole team were like beasts and fought hard on the field. We finally achieved our goal and it's a really great feeling. We feel very proud and now we just want to get back to Spain as soon as possible to celebrate this great moment with our loved ones and fans."
Speaking about his relationship with his teammates, Nico Williams said, "These 44 days have meant a lot to us. Not only have we bonded on the field, but we have also developed a deep friendship off the field. We are like a big family, understanding and supporting each other. This unity and friendship was fully reflected in the game and won us the ultimate victory."
Nico Williams also expressed his feelings about his goal in the game, "When I saw the ball bouncing, I knew clearly that I had to shoot first time. Fortunately, I capitalized on the opportunity and managed to score that crucial goal. Looking back now, I still can't believe it was real. I was thinking of 50 celebratory moves, but after I actually scored the goal, I had no idea what to do."
Additionally, Nico Williams mentioned the important role of teammate Olmo in the goal: "I am very thankful to Olmo for his run and pass that created the opportunity for me to shoot. He did a great job of drawing the attention of the defenders so that I could have the opportunity to finish the shot."
