The Spanish midfielder failed to make Vicente Del Bosque’s team for Euro 2012 but voiced his pleasure at Barcelona’s acquisition of the tournament’s breakout player.
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Thiago Alcantara joined the bandwagon as he took out time to praise the latest reinforcement to http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Barcelona-c38604 squad. La Masia academy graduate hailed the signing of a fellow Cule, who came through the youth ranks and left the club at the age of 16 for greater
first team opportunities.
"I like the signing. He’s always been a Cule and he’s a home-grown footballer, he already knows how we play. He’s fast and very good," http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Thiago-c34888 said while in conversation with medial reporters.
Alcantara used the time at his hands to delve into his future plans under the tautology of Tito Vilanova with the Catalan club. The in-demand midfielder revealed that he wants to get more games under his belt in the 2012/13 season that begins in earnest
with Spanish Super Cup meeting with Real Madrid.
"My goal for the new season is to play in more games than last year, enjoy playing with my teammates and to win titles," Thiago said.
The Italian born Spanish international also tipped Tito Vilanova for success at the Camp Nou, revealing that the whole squad is behind him as he beckons on a new journey in his managerial career.
Continuing on the topic, he stated he is optimistic about Barcelona’s success under Vilanova as he is well versed with the footballing philosophy and the traditions of the Catalan club.
"We all want him to do a good http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Job-c18684 and lead us to good results. If we maintain our philosophy and if we have confidence in him, we’ll continue winning."
Barcelona’s last campaign saw the Spanish midfielder take on the pitch in 27 league matches, hitting the back of the net twice.
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