Luis Milla: "What Marcos Llorente says is common sense"

Luis Milla: "What Marcos Llorente says is common sense"

According to Mundodeportivo.

Background

Luis Milla, who is currently part of the Como club, has also played at Getafe and made his mark in Spanish football. The friendship and shared experiences between him and Marcos Llorente may help them understand and adopt each other's ideas. This relationship can be helpful not only in personal but also professional growth.

Why it matters

Luis Milla's emphasis on a healthy lifestyle reflects a growing awareness among players in Spanish football. Echoing Marcos Llorente's views, Milla has proven how important mental and physical health is in sport. This discussion can become a source of inspiration for young players, who can be inspired to adopt healthy habits in their career.

Key points

• Luis Milla: "What Marcos Llorente says is common sense".
• Luis Milla, Como player, shares his thoughts on healthy lifestyle and Marcos Llorente's views on COPE..
• Luis Milla, footballer: "What Marcos Llorente says makes common sense. Make sure the human body is prepared for that.

Spanish soccer player Luis Milla discussed the importance of healthy habits during an interview on COPE on Tuesday night. During this time, journalist Juanma Castaño asked him, "What rules do you follow in the religiosity of Marcos Llorente?" Luis Milla, a former Getafe player and pupil of Ces Fabregas, spoke of his long-standing friendship with Llorente. Both of them played together in the youth teams of Real Madrid and their friendship continues to this day.

Milla said, "The things Marcos says are common sense. It's good to wake up in the morning with sunlight, it's logical. Surely, the body is designed to sleep early and wake up early."

Afterward, Castaño asked her if they disagreed on anything, to which Milla said, "Are you talking about planes?" On this Milla clarified that he does not want to talk much on this topic. Llorente had previously suggested that some people believed that chemicals were being released into the sky from planes. However, Milla admitted to not having much knowledge on the subject.

Milla said, "I used to look at the sky before, there were no such things there. This is not normal for me. But I don't know what it is." He also said that AMET (the Spanish Meteorological Service) has repeatedly clarified that these are only water vapor and do not contain any harmful substances.

Juanma Castaño then notes another famous thought of Llorente's, in which Llorente talks about submitting to cold weather. Milla admitted that she finds it difficult to go out in cold weather.

However, Luis Milla also revealed that he enjoys watching Champions League matches, even though he sleeps late and wakes up an hour later in the morning. "I think it won't change my life," he said.

What will happen next

Milla's conversation could further strengthen the friendship between him and Marcos Llorente, which dates back to their time together in Real Madrid's youth teams. Going forward, Milla will continue his sporting journey with his club Como, while Llorente could look for new dimensions in his career. In Spanish football such dialogues can help promote cooperation and support between players.

Frequently Asked Questions

What topic did Louis Milla discuss?

Luis Milla discusses the importance of healthy habits.

What did Luis Milla say about Marcos Llorente?

Luis Milla said that Marcos Llorente's words are common sense.

What is the history of the friendship between Luis Milla and Marcos Llorente?

Luis Milla and Marcos Llorente played together in Real Madrid's youth teams and their friendship continues to this day.

What did Louis Milla say about planes?

Luis Milla said that he does not know much about planes and this is not normal.

What does Luis Milla think about the Champions League matches?

Luis Milla said he enjoys watching Champions League matches.

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