S-Gomez: Joan Garcia can become the world s best goalkeeper and dominate in front of the goal

Espanyol captain Sergio Gomez was interviewed by Marca Radio and talked about topics such as goalkeeper Joan Garcia and his future.

The 33-year-old Sergio Gomez is a Spanish defender. He comes from Barcelona's youth training and has played for Celta and Sevilla. He joined Espanyol in 2021, and his contract expires at the end of this month and has been confirmed to leave Espanyol. Sergio Gomez first said: "I feel like I am already a member of the Espanyol family. I will always be a fan of Espanyol, and this team logo has been printed in my soul. Espanyol is a big family, I am very happy here, they make me feel that I am important, and I will always be grateful."

Espanyol goalkeeper Joan Garcia is about to join Barcelona, ​​and Barcelona is preparing to pay a full termination fee of 25 million euros. In response, Sergio Gomez said: "Since Joan Garcia was promoted from the reserve team to the first team, I have seen him perform at a phenomenal level. He has qualities that I have never seen in some top goalkeepers, and I have never seen such an outstanding performance. He has reaction speed, courage, foot skills, leadership, and self-confidence. He was saved 9 times in the game by 10 shots, and in training we shot him 200 times, he could almost save him. If he was given a chance, he would dominate the goalkeeper in the world football world and he could become the best goalkeeper in the future for many years."

Sergio Gomez only played 14 times for Espanyol last season, and after leaving the team, he considered playing abroad and even on other continents. "The past season has been a tough season and we know the importance of relegation in La Liga. We have a lot of players who come on loan and people wonder if they will go all out, but we form a team. Our team is managed very well and the ending of successful relegation is what we deserve. After living in Spain for so many years, I want to experience new experiences with my family, and even hope it will be outside of Europe."