Edgar González’s hobbies for tennis and the city of Seville

Edgar Gonzalez He has sport in his blood. footballer’s son Luis Gonzalez, who played in the First Division, the Real Betis center-back mentions other sports disciplines when asked about his hobbies. The Catalan, aside from chatting about the current affairs of the Verdiblanco team during his interview with ElDesmarqueHe also talks about his hobbies.

“I really like tennis, I really like basketball. I am watching tennis all day and I would put it above. When I can I go to watch Betis basketball too. I really like the NBA. Outside of sports, I really like music,” says Edgar about his hobbies.

The Betis defender, who reveals the soul of a striker in some answers, reveals his football idols as a child: “My idols were always strikers and I was a lot of Fernando Torres. After my position I paid a lot of attention to Pique. He was one of the best centre-backs, if not the best for a long time. He is still one of the best in the world. It has been a mirror in which to look at himself with the style of play that he has and that I aspire to have. I’ve looked at how he’s played his whole life at the highest level.”

Of course not everything is about sport and Edgar also tells us about Seville, the city he arrived at five years ago. “It is a city that I love and in which I am very comfortable. I am used to Barcelona, ​​it has the same things, it is just as beautiful and it is more relaxing than Barcelona. Seville has many places to get lost, to walk, to eat, to have a drink. It is a city that has an infinity of things and when you are here for a long time and you know it thoroughly, it gains a lot. The most important thing in the city is its people. That joy of living here is contagious and I am in love with the way of living here”says the Betis footballer.

Edgar also points out some of his favorite places in Seville. “I like several. Strolling through the center, by the area of ​​the Cathedral it relaxes me. I like the area Alamedathe part of río… there are some. The Plaza España and María Luisa Park, if you have a dog or a pet to walk around there, it’s very good,” says the defender.