Re: La Liga
Valencia’s Jeremy Mathieu has reiterated that he will be staying at the club despite rumoured interest from Barcelona and Bayern Munich, as the team took the opportunity to enjoy Hong Kong, during their visit for a triangular tournament in the LFP World Challenge Tour.
As Los Che continue their tour of Hong Kong, the team visited ‘The Peak’, one of Hong Kong’s most popular tourist attractions, it was there that the Frenchman spoke to VCFplay on the visit, the squad’s morale and his commitment to the club.
“I think that it is the first time we’ve all been here. We’ve got some really nice views and we have to enjoy them.”
“There are a lot of people here, and you just have to look around. The building is incredible. There are a lot of things here that we should enjoy, and see the people here at the same time.”
“We have a very good atmosphere here, as there is no pressure on us. We’re going to enjoy the last few hours here together, and have a few laughs amongst ourselves.”
“I’m 100% dedicated here. I can’t say much more, because there has been no contact from anyone else. I have my mind 100% on Valencia.”
As part of the LFP World Challenge Tour Asia, Valencia will play a triangular tournament kicking off on May, 28.
Valencia first face local team Hong Kong Rangers (13:30 in Spain) then fellow La Liga outfit Villarreal (14:30 in Spain) on the same day.
Valencia’s Jeremy Mathieu has reiterated that he will be staying at the club despite rumoured interest from Barcelona and Bayern Munich, as the team took the opportunity to enjoy Hong Kong, during their visit for a triangular tournament in the LFP World Challenge Tour.
As Los Che continue their tour of Hong Kong, the team visited ‘The Peak’, one of Hong Kong’s most popular tourist attractions, it was there that the Frenchman spoke to VCFplay on the visit, the squad’s morale and his commitment to the club.
“I think that it is the first time we’ve all been here. We’ve got some really nice views and we have to enjoy them.”
“There are a lot of people here, and you just have to look around. The building is incredible. There are a lot of things here that we should enjoy, and see the people here at the same time.”
“We have a very good atmosphere here, as there is no pressure on us. We’re going to enjoy the last few hours here together, and have a few laughs amongst ourselves.”
“I’m 100% dedicated here. I can’t say much more, because there has been no contact from anyone else. I have my mind 100% on Valencia.”
As part of the LFP World Challenge Tour Asia, Valencia will play a triangular tournament kicking off on May, 28.
Valencia first face local team Hong Kong Rangers (13:30 in Spain) then fellow La Liga outfit Villarreal (14:30 in Spain) on the same day.
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