Croatian footballers will welcome Spain tomorrow at 20:45 at Poljud in the fourth round of group A3 of the Nations League. The Spanish side, after three rounds, is on a maximum of nine points, having recently defeated the Czech Republic 3-1. Croatia enters the match having suffered a 7-0 defeat to England in Rijeka.
The match with Croatia was previewed by Dani Olmo, a former player of Dinamo. He addressed the media in Croatian, stating that he expects an even more dangerous Croatian side. He highlighted that he had played at Poljud against Hajduk, not against Croatia.
Olmo recalled his arrival in Croatia, describing it as one of the most difficult decisions of his career. He stated that he arrived at Dinamo and grew with the club, revealing that he and his mother had come to Croatia on their own. He admitted that there was a possibility for him to play for Croatia.
Speaking about the recent defeat, Olmo said he was surprised that Croatia had lost 7-0. He added that he had donated part of his salary to Vukovar, explaining that he felt a duty to Croatia and that he needed to give something back. He noted that they had provided aid to sports communities in Vukovar and Slavonski Brod, as those communities had endured hard times and he wanted to give back in the best way possible.
