Hugaz: “I would like to continue abroad-I would advise the younger ones to play in Europe … yesterday”

While scenarios bring him to his target Olympicthe Nikos Hugaz No willingness to return to Greece. Speaking to EEC Web Radio the international power forward who stays free from Hostor expressed the desire to stay there.

He said in detail:

For this season: “The past year has a positive sign for several reasons. It was my first time I fought abroad, I wanted it very much and specifically in this league. Certainly there were some difficult intervals, especially at first with my adaptation. I also had an injury, but I overcame him. I definitely enjoyed this year in Spain. ”

For his impressions of the team: “I have no complaints. I imagine that all Spain teams behave in their athletes. Specifically in Andorra had no complaints, whatever we needed was immediately there the people in the team to help us. ”

Whether Andorra arrived this year’s “ceiling”: “Certainly not. I think we didn’t even touch our “ceiling”. We could also be in the octave. ”

For competition in ACB: “I was expecting competition at a very high level. When I lived it it was something else. The championship started and Coruna, which in the end fell, won Real Madrid and won Barcelona later. Another example is that Breogan lost 58 points from Zaragoza and won this Barcelona the following weekend. Barcelona was also excluded from the quarter -finals. There is no race you will prepare and say you will be okay if you do not play 100%. ”

For which track is the most important in preparing a Spanish league match: “We had a game a week, so we had more days to prepare than other teams. The biggest part is to be spiritually prepared in the mind. Physical preparation comes second. ”

For ACB’s differences with other leagues: “If you live it you understand the differences that it has not only from Greece, but also from the other leagues. The difference in level exists both within and outside the lines. ”

For his future: “I’m now free from Andorra. I was happy with my season, so I would like to continue abroad. ”

For the Men’s National: “Certainly the most important thing is to see which kids will be available. I think, however, that whatever children are in the group the will will remain the same. ”

On whether he would advise younger children to follow the European road: “I would advise them to do it … yesterday. When you go abroad you mature in several pieces that you can’t understand in Greece. Initially, you live off the field on your own. You play like a stranger inside the court, so you know that your position is not sure and you are easily consumable, so you have a different pressure. On the other hand, you get opportunities more easily than in Greece. “