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Bryan Zaragoza: "The first thing I think about is to enjoy."

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The Andalusian footballer is experiencing his debut at a senior national team camp: "Luis de la Fuente has asked me to be daring and bold."

In a story reminiscent of fairy tales, the Malaga-born Bryan Zaragoza is living his happiest days as a footballer, after scoring two goals this Sunday with the Granada shirt and subsequently being called up for the first time to the national team.

"Since I was a child, I played football in the street. I did it after training, and I think it's one of my strengths," Bryan introduced himself this Tuesday at the press conference held at the Ciudad del Fútbol where he said, "I'm here to help and to learn. If I also get to play, even better," he concluded.

Regarding his performances on the field, the Andalusian has acknowledged that "I feel more comfortable as a winger, but I can adapt to any position," while confessing that his big dream would be "to debut at La Cartuja with my family present."

Bryan appreciates the warm welcome from his teammates and regarding the coach, he revealed that "Luis de la Fuente has told me that I've earned it and has asked me to be myself, daring and bold."

With the same disruptive boldness he shows on the field, the Granada CF footballer shared his enthusiasm for a tremendous sports opportunity, which he qualifies, however, with the principle that guides him on the field: "The first thing I think about before anything else is to have fun."