Keylor Navas admits the strength of the team in the 2022 World Cup: “Spain will always be the favorite in the World Cups”

Keylor Navas, former Real Madrid goalkeeper, and current goalkeeper for the Costa Rican team, admitted that the Spanish team will always be favorites to win the World Cups. In interview in The spar, which is part of Universo Mundial, Navas explained that, although the team is made up of young players, he sees a lot of quality in their game. The footballer also expressed that he hopes that both Spain and Costa Rica will make it to the round of 16.

Navas was put through a round of tough questions in which he was also asked which team might be the favorite to win: Argentina, France, Brazil or Portugal.

Spain will debut in Qatar on November 22 at 5:00 p.m. and will face Costa Rica. Follow him live on elpais.com.

If you have been interested in this video, you should follow the Universo Mundial playlist on Youtube, where interviews with great icons such as Camacho or Kiko have already been published, in the format I played a World Cup, or Los 11, with which to understand who the stars facing the World Cup in Qatar. It is essential to watch the World Cup Guide, a series with faces as international soccer experts as Axel Torres or Bruno Alemany (Cadena Ser) to understand who Spain is facing in the imminent competition of Qatar 2022.

This is one of the audiovisual formats that you can enjoy on Universo Mundial, the best streaming channel to follow the Qatar 2022 World Cup live and where the voices and faces of Cadena Ser, As and EL Pais will offer the latest sports news, in addition to the analysis of the consequences of the World Cup results.

Universo Mundial can be followed live from this Sunday, November 20 through elpais.com; as.com, cadenaser.com and Huffingtonpost.es in addition to their respective YouTube accounts.

In addition, the PRISA streaming channel will have the experience of the best sports journalists in Latin America, with the intervention of analysts from Caracol Radio, AS USA Latino, WRadio or ADN Radio.