Emerson says he is ready to go to the boat and impose his football to start

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Emerson is going to more at Betis and in his last interview he assured that his dream is to be able to succeed in FC Barcelona and win the Champions League. The Catalans have the rights of the Brazilian and could bet on him in summer

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FC Barcelona took the rights of Emerson Souza in a three-way operation with Atlético Mineiro and with Betis, which has been on the side momentarily. The right-handed lane has been in Seville since the last winter transfer market, but Barça has his rights and could incorporate him in the future to reinforce his side.

In Betis he is going more and more and that has been seen by Tite, a Brazilian coach, who has called him to the next stop of selections. In Brazil they are delighted with their performance and they already see him as the next right-handed lane of the 'canarinha'. The Bético has granted an interview to the website of the Brazilian Football Confederation and talked about Barça, its adaptation to LaLiga or its dreams.

"I want to win the Champions League and the World Cup. I want to make history with the Betis shirt. It's a club with a great tradition and a wonderful hobby, an incredible atmosphere. But, in fact, I think of coming to Barcelona, ​​imposing my football and be a starter. But you have to give time to time. Meanwhile, I'm working hard so that when the opportunity comes, I won't let it pass. But it's my dream to make history in Barcelona, ​​"he confessed.

In Barça, Nélson Semedo is indisputable and with his age he will go to more, but the Catalans have no substitute side. Moussa Wagué, who was to be the side of the future, does not count for Valverde and his future is a mystery. Sergi Roberto, on the other hand, although it is a good alternative, has never been a pure lane for a team like Barça. Emerson, hopefully, could have the opportunity to arrive at Camp Nou this summer if Wagué left.

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His adaptation to Spain is being positive.

The Brazilian also talked about how he is being adapted to Spain. "It's being excellent. Not only in football, but in food, language, everything in general," he began. But the Betis player also made it clear that the change has been complicated by the familiar aspect. "The only thing that can be bad here, in quotes, is that I am far from the cousins ​​and friends I have in Brazil," he said.

The verdiblanco, lastly, also referred to how complicated it was to adapt to the speed of Spanish football, but confirmed that it has already been done completely to the new style. "Here football is faster. With the ball you don't have much time to think and the spaces close very quickly. So it was a bit difficult at first. But it didn't take long. Today I find myself very well adapted to the European style of play It has been a constant evolution. My colleagues even say that I have evolved a lot, "