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Gabri Veiga and the assist for William: «I didn't hear, nor did I know he was there...»

Record29 August 2026 at 20:32

Gabri Veiga talked about the assist he gave to William during a match, revealing that he didn't hear nor did he know that the Brazilian was positioned to receive the ball. The Spaniard explained that there was no verbal communication between the two players at the moment of the play.

The Spanish player highlighted the special connection he maintains with William on the pitch, suggesting that there is a mutual understanding that doesn't necessarily depend on words or indications during the game.

The assist in question is part of a performance that has drawn attention, showing the quality of the partnership between the two players within the team. Gabri Veiga seems to recognize that this connection with the Brazilian is something natural that has developed over time.

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