“I was referring more than anything to the issue of routine, of the way of being. I’m still the same person, I still have the same routine and I live life in the same way. And I enjoy it a lot, don’t worry, I’m not bored, I come home, sit on the couch, drink mate and watch football. I really enjoy it, it’s not that I suffer and get bored. It did change my life in the sense of recognition, but everything else remains the same.”clarified the midfielder.
“It changed my life in the sense that, first, I fulfilled the dream that I had since I was little and that of every footballer. And when it came to recognition”he added. Later, he clarified that he was “very happy to have made it”.
A joy that will last forever, until the grayest days clear up: “When I have a day in which things are not going very well, just remembering that whole month that we lived and remembering that I am world champion, makes me happy”he expressed.
Besides, Mac Allister recognized that “we haven’t fallen yet” on the consecration of Argentina and revealed what he felt after the penalty Gonzalo Montiel which consummated the title.
“We have not yet completely fallen. Over the years, we will realize even more of everything we have achieved. In the bus, when we celebrate with the people, we take on a little dimension and we are aware that we are fulfilling the dream of every player, but as the years go by we are going to enjoy it more”explained the arisen in Argentine Juniors in dialogue with TyC Sports.
Then, he referred to the call of people who received them in Argentina: “The five million people thing was crazy. We expected it, but at the same time seeing the faces of the people, how they cried and ran next to the bus, the truth was that it was all crazy and a pity that we couldn’t control everything the tour”.
Finally, he revealed what it was like to experience that last penalty in the final against Francewith which the Argentine national team became world champion: “I had a strange moment which was when Cache (Montiel) scored a penalty. I had a minute in which I looked at my family, two tears fell and then all that sort of passed, I felt joy and I didn’t feel like cry, I was calm and enjoying the moment”.
“It was exciting and beautiful when the family entered the field. At the moment I fell a little, that some tears fell, it was when we were in the bus celebrating with the people”sentenced.
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