Luis de la Fuente He spoke about how he lives his Christian faith, which he never hides and which he feels very proud of, because they are his values, in an interview with OKDIARIO. The Spanish coach has always made it clear that he is a believer and does not hesitate to rely on faith in his work.
“It is a personal feeling, but if you have faith, you must have it with freedom and conviction. In the range of options available to all of us, there is also that of being Catholic. From my experience, if someone were to ask me, I would say that faith is very valid and very valuable, because it gives me security, it gives me peace of mind, it gives me confidence in times when very important decisions have to be made, very quickly and with conviction and security. What I do is encourage people to investigate, to inform themselves,” said the Spanish coach.
Precisely, as the final of the European Cup which he measured in Berlin on July 14 at Spain And England, A journalist, who declared himself an atheist, asked him what place he had God and faith in preparing for this match. Luis de la Fuente He was clear in answering: “I understand you perfectly because the same thing happens to me with atheists, exactly the same thing,” replied De la Fuente, who took the opportunity to explain once again what faith is for him: “It is something personal and transferable, but it is personal.
In addition, the national team coach, the great architect of Spain’s victory in the European Cup final, added in the press conference preceding the final that his faith “has nothing to do with superstition, I am not superstitious.” “I pray every day, I don’t wear a yellow shirt on the day I win. If I pray today and tomorrow, it is because I have been praying for a long time, they are not superstitions,” Luis de la Fuente clarified.
