Luis Enrique warns Spanish players to qualify for Euro 2020

Spanish coach Luis Enrique warned Sunday that qualifying for the Euro 2020 would not be easy, stressing his intention to maintain the same philosophy based on the experience of several players in this transition before the # 39, European deadline.

The draw, which Enrique attended today in Dublin, Spain, in a group including Romania, Sweden, Norway and the islands of Alvaro and Malta.

Although the group seems theoretically easy, Enrique insisted that opponents should be respected for first or second place, qualified straight for the final of the euro.

Enrique said: "It may sound easy, but we have seen a lot of surprising results in all teams and in all competitions … the challenge is to deal seriously.The time has come to conduct a comprehensive study competitors."

The coach said that along with the above, he will continue to search for new players after trying 32 players since he took on the task of training the team at the end of the World Cup, Russia 2018.

"We are in a transition phase, but the time has come for a real competition, we have added new players and I think others will come, depending on their level. will look for what I see best for the team. "

"I do not want to comment on the work of other colleagues," he said. "Players are going through different times during the season," he said. The question of their participation more or less at certain times ".

"I'm aware of the level they can offer," said Enrique, "Their vision of playing with their teams is important, but it's not decisive."

In similar terms, the coach talked about David Deja's situation in the light of his recent criticism as a key defender of Spain. "I am the coach of all the players I have called and I am worried about them all.