Rebosio on Callens in Spain: "He has personality, another lived experience, to do what's right and simple" [VIDEO]

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Miguel Rebosio, Peruvian former defender of Real Zaragoza, talked to El Comercio and explained everything that the chalaco can contribute to Girona, his new team.

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The arrival of Alexander Callens to Girona FC has brought back some good memories to the Peruvian national team fans. The reason? Chemo, Rebosio, Acasiete, Abram, four national names that were present as central defenders in LaLiga Spain. Although Luis Abram was the most recent and did not have the best performance (only 8 matches in the 2021-2022 season with Granada), one of the most successful was Miguel Rebosio, who played for Real Zaragoza (2000-04) and UD Almeria (2005) and won the Copa del Rey twice.

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Therefore, the 'Conejo' from Callao is an authoritative voice to talk about Alexander Callens' return to the Spanish League. The defender from Callao answered some questions to El Comercio about what the former New York City center-back can bring to Girona.

What do you think about Callens' arrival at Girona FC?

I believe that Callens has been growing. It is a fact, he has gained experience, he is returning to Spanish football, but now in the Primera Division since he previously played in the Segunda Division. Now he comes with more playing time, as a national team player. I think Callens will be important for Girona.

Alexander Callens spoke about his arrival at Girona FC and his expectations with the club. (Photo: Instagram)

Can it be considered that his continuity at New York City will bring a different perspective to Girona?

I believe that the maturity acquired by Alexander Callens will be very useful, he has played for different teams, he already has experience playing in the qualifiers and being a key player for the national team.

What should a Peruvian center-back do to succeed in Spain?

What happens is that he has everything to succeed, I don't know what else to tell you because he has everything. Personality, another life experience, then he has to do the right thing and keep it simple.

What else do they need to succeed?

Just believe in yourself, in your ability, and in what the football player has. In this case, Callens already has the experience and knows what the people in Spain are like, even if you don't believe it, they work on the issue of loads in training.

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