Following Barcelona's 7-2 home victory over Racing Santander, Gavi spoke with club media about the team's current form, supporter backing, and his own physical condition and playing time. He stated that the season is still long, the team needs to maintain its current momentum, and he will recover patiently, ready to help the team with the right mentality when given the opportunity.

Gavi, today like everyone else you got soaked in the rain, but you must have also enjoyed Barcelona's spectacular performance. This team now plays like a goal-scoring machine, constantly finding the back of the net and creating chances; when out of possession, you press like a pack of wolves, trying to win the ball back. How do you see the team's current form at the start of the season?

Yes, honestly, we're in very good form right now. We're very satisfied with the work we've done so far. However, the season is still very long, and we must continue to maintain this momentum. So far we've performed very well, but as I said, the most important thing is to sustain this level.

Of course, especially from a physical perspective, it's certainly not easy to maintain this intensity throughout the entire season. But you can understand the emotion of the supporters, right? Today, despite the heavy rain, over 50,000 supporters came to enjoy the match with you. Can you feel the emotion you bring to the fans?

Honestly, we enjoy playing in the rain because it rarely rains in Barcelona, so it's very nice to play in such conditions occasionally.

I know the supporters must have gotten even more soaked, but they're always there to support us, and today they proved it once again. Even with heavy rain, they were still there. Ultimately, for players and supporters to maintain that connection, and for the fans to be happy because of us, I think that's what matters most.

Now, some of your competitors aren't having as easy a time winning matches as you are. Do you feel this is the moment to maintain this momentum and extend it as far as possible? After all, there's still a long way to go in the season, and it could be very important to open up a gap in the standings now, right?

As I just said, I think we've improved significantly at the start of this season. We can score goals very quickly, and often with just two or three chances, we can put the ball in the net. I think that's very important in football. As I said, we must continue to maintain this momentum because the season is still very long. The more goals we can score, the better, of course.

One last question, quickly. Flick has always openly expressed his confidence in you, but I imagine playing time hasn't been easy for you this season. After starting the first league match against Elche, you suffered a minor injury. How do you see your situation now? Not just physically, but mentally too. After all, it's really difficult to earn a place for yourself right now.

Everyone knows these last few years have been very difficult for me because I suffered very serious injuries. After such a severe knee injury, not everyone can return to the pitch and recover to this level like I have. I say that because knee injuries are really very difficult to deal with. Although I've suffered serious injuries in recent years, under Flick's management, I've still played some important matches and also come on as a substitute.

Ultimately, I've always been here, ready to contribute to the team and this club, and that's what matters most. As I said, I started the first league match this season. Unfortunately, I got injured later and had to be substituted.

Flick is also very cautious when dealing with this type of injury. For me, that's also good; I can take my time and recover at my own pace. The season is still very long, and everyone will eventually get their chance to play. I think the most important thing is that when your opportunity comes, you go in with the right mentality, and that's what matters most for the team.

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