Both the interview and the reading were very insightful. They both seemed to have a direct goal in mind when it came to the purpose of winning. Although neither of those goals are the same. The difference between the reading and the interview is how focused on the goal of the collective. While the other one focuses on the goal of the individual. Typically, people automatically assume that the goal or purpose of winning is the same. But it is the complete opposite. In the interview, Lamine Yamal’s goal was to bring joy to the fans. When it came to the team, the goal was to focus on winning for the Spanish Monarchy. Let’s go a little into detail with the article first.
The article is focused on the Copa del Rey formally known as Campeonato de Espana. It is the oldest championship in Spain. But the league itself has seen many government system changes throughout the years. It went from monarchy, republic, civil war, dictatorship to democracy. Yet what is interesting, despite all those changes and with it now being a democracy. The goal of the game being played for the Spanish monarchy. But that is where the team is winning together as a collective. Now let’s talk about the interview.
During the interview, Yamal is asked many questions. From talking about his first car, to talking about his goal for winning. The interview revealed how humble he was. He revealed that his goal was not to be the best person in the field, but to bring joy to the fans who came to watch. It was quite a surprising response because most players today want to be the best on the field. Yet Yamal revealed that that was not his goal at all. Maybe there are many players who like him, or at least should strive to be like him.
What can be concluded is how both goals are completely different. That does not mean that one brings joy and the other is not. It simply means that as a team, there is a clear objective. But when it comes to an individual the goal is a lot more personal.
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