“But above any material medal, the most beautiful and important thing is the family that we form on and off the field, that it will never be forgotten and these bonds will last a lifetime. A lot of people behind, a lot of work, a lot of union and above all a lot of commitment to take Mexico (my adopted country and that I love so much) to a better place. LONG LIVE MEXICO! LONG LIVE MEXICO! VIVA MÉXICO! ”, Said the Asturian in his profile of a well-known social network.
Graduated in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences from the University of Vigo, master’s degree in Physical Preparation for Soccer by the Royal Spanish Football Federation, master’s degree in Prevention and Rehabilitation of Sports Injuries from the RFEF, master’s degree in High Performance in Collective Sports by the FC Barcelona and master’s degree in physical preparation in football from the FSI, he is currently obtaining the titles of coach.
He was a player in the ranks of CD Llanes, Villarreal, Real Oviedo and Urraca CF. As a physical trainer, he practiced at Cortinthians (Brazil), Oporto (Portugal) and Rayo Vallecano, to continue his professional role at Urraca CF and CD Llanes, Cimarrones de Sonora (Mexico), Tokushima Vortis (Japan) and, for just over two and a half years, in the Olympic team (under-23) in Mexico.
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