Nico González reveals what nobody knows about Simeone and surprises many people

Nico González has revealed previously unknown details about Diego Simeone that have surprised many soccer fans and experts. The young Argentine footballer, who has just joined Atlético de Madrid, has spoken openly about the relationship he keeps with the rojiblanco coach. What he shares goes beyond the usual public image of "Cholo" and opens a new perspective on his way of working and motivating players.

In an interview with AS, Nico explained that Simeone fully trusts him from the very beginning, something that isn't common at such a demanding club as Atlético. "Simeone trusts me and I know what I'm capable of," the footballer confessed. This statement shows that the coach's trust has been key for Nico González to debut with a goal and perform at a high level in his first official match.

It's precisely this support from the coach that surprises many, since Simeone doesn't usually bet so quickly on newly arrived players. Simeone has shown him from the very first training sessions that he trusts his potential, something that motivated Nico to respond with maximum effort and commitment. "When he told me I was going to be a starter, I was very happy," he added.

A promising start: Nico González feels at home in Madrid

The debut with the rojiblanca jersey couldn't have been better for Nico González. "It was the desired debut," the player stated, showing satisfaction with how his first minutes with the team unfolded. This beginning has created great expectations for his future at the club.

Nico has also greatly valued the atmosphere he found in Madrid since his arrival. He commented that the fans, the stadium, and the energy experienced at the club had a positive impact on him. In addition, he highlighted how much his teammates have helped him and thanked them for making him feel at home.

Simeone finds in Nico González the key commitment for the season

Regarding his playing style, Nico has defined himself as a committed footballer willing to contribute to the team in any position. "I define myself as a worker, one who works to help the group, to help the team." This mentality of commitment fits with Simeone's philosophy, who greatly values attitude and constant effort.

Finally, Nico has shown excitement for the upcoming challenges, especially the Champions League, where Atlético will face Liverpool. He acknowledges the difficulty of the match, but doesn't feel intimidated. With this confidence and the coach's support, the Argentine presents himself as an important piece for the season.