Today the Draw Martínez He gave an extensive interview with DSports where he talked about several topics. One of them had the axis in his future. But not specifically in the Aston Villa o to Argentine National Team but on a general level as a professional: “I want to play until my body gives out”.
He also added the following: “Life is very long afterwards. I renewed for four more years (at Aston Villa), so I will be there until I am 35 or 36. I go year by year, I know that my body is going to give me until I am 41 or 42 calmly. With what I have been doing physically, the stretching and that.”
While he closed with these words: “The lives of footballers are getting longer nowadays. When my head explodes, I will no longer be able to fix it”. Dibu is 32 years old and is in the best moment of his career. He currently has a contract with Aston Villa until June 2029 and everything indicates that he will continue in England.
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On the other hand, Dibu also spoke about a possible return to Argentine football: “If it’s not in Independiente, I wouldn’t play anywhere else. I didn’t play in the First Division, I went to the academy. A thorn? Could be. But I would have had a thorn if I didn’t play for the National Team. Playing for the National Team I feel like I represent Independiente too.”.
He also praised Lionel Scaloni: “He is a faithful person who really gets very sad if he has to leave someone outside.. He is not one of those cold-blooded coaches. He talks to you about life or football, just like Pablo (Aimar), Walter (Samuel), the Mouse (Ayala). They are people who love the profession and feel the footballer because they were one recently.”
Finally he made reference to the present of the Argentine Republic: “How do I see Argentina? Well, I have family at home, they tell you about the country. It is difficult to grow up in the country, but Argentina is Argentina, you will always love it being Argentine. I go little, but I always enjoy it. For years it was very bad, but now things are changing that can be improved. You always have hope, I hope there is a change, but there is always hope.”
The next commitment of the Argentine National Team will take place on Thursday, November 14. On date 11 of the South American Qualifiers, Scaloni’s team will face Paraguay starting at 8:30 p.m. in Asunción. While on Tuesday the 19th they will face off against Peru from 9:00 p.m. at the Más Monumental.