Mourinho's teams work especially hard, all the players. He has a special, winning mentality, so it is always difficult to face teams that Mourinho manages.
Germany are a tough opponent. They are quick and break on the counter at speed, and they are bursting with confidence.
I still speak with David Silva. We have a personal relationship, and we talk about personal things, but we've not got into football that much.
Your rivals study the way you play and find a tactic to counteract your strengths.
I like the life in Manchester a lot.
The way I play is the way I have always played.
When you play at City with top players, you don't have a guaranteed place in the starting eleven.
Football is a team game, and I just want to function as part of the team.
Like every player, I want to start more matches rather than be used as a substitute.
I feel very well at City.
I dream of winning the Premier League, of course.
Winning the title in my first season at City was a dream come true, but the downside was not being selected for Spain's World Cup squad.
I like the way football is played in England: the speed, the style of play, the high rhythm.
I hope that one day I will be able to play with City at the Sanchez Pizjuan in a Champions League game; it would be an incredible experience.
I really like Manchester City. They have put everything into trying to sign me so that I can be there and that is welcome.
United were always our great rivals when I was at City, and we played some really important games against them.
It was incredible to play in the Premier League, somewhere I always wanted to go because of the speed and the pace of the game.
The only opponent who has been able to keep up with me was Roberto Carlos.
I chose City because of the huge interest in me. Sevilla hadn't won a trophy for a couple of years, so it was a good moment to leave.
I can't remember what times I used to do in training because I always loved football and didn't have any interest in an athletics career. But I was always the quickest.
