Morata is the star of Spain’s celebrations for their victory at the European Championships and while introducing Dani Carvajal at Plaza de Cibeles he mocks Germany and one of its symbols.
“Where is Musiala?” Alvaro Morata he is the star of the party Spain for the victory of the European Championships and while presenting Dani Carvajal a Plaza de Cibeles mocks the Germania and one of its symbols. The captain of the Roja held the whole evening in the place where the victories of the Spanish national team are celebrated and introduced everyone, from the players to the technical staff to the CT.
Carvajal was one of the most acclaimed, being also the captain of Real Madrid, some in the square called for the Golden Ball for the full-back born in Leganés. The Spanish full-back appeared bare-chested on the stage and after hugging Morata and Unai Simon he exalted the fans with chants and the usual ‘Long live Spain’.
Morata the star at Spain’s European Championship party
Standing ovation for Morata when he went up on stage with the European Cup in his hand: “Spaniards, good evening, we are European champions for the fourth time. It was because you all believed in us and we noticed it. It was an honor for me to be the captain. Today, looking at your faces one by one, I identify with you. I have always sacrificed my life to achieve this goal. I knew that my teammates were very good. We have the best country, the best food, the best workers… We are the best. I hope you enjoyed it as much as we did, it was magical. Thanks also to everyone who couldn’t be in Germany, it helped us, we all grew up watching Torres, Xavi, Iniesta… They taught us how to fight and how to work for this”.
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A huge party in Madrid for Spain
More than half a million people, according to the authorities, celebrated the victory of the European Championship with De La Fuente’s national team in the streets of Madrid. La Roja concluded its day of celebration with a show of music and color in Plaza de Cibeles, where Morata acted as master of ceremonies and held the stage throughout the evening until the performances of Aitana, Almacor and Isabel Aaiún.
Spain had won the Nations League a few months ago but they had not gone to the streets to celebrate: the Spanish people had not celebrated like this since 2012 and the wait gave life to a river full of joy in the streets of the capital.
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