In the 2021/22 season, Roque Pujadas took part in 34 games and scored 25 goals in the Spanish Championship, Super Cup and Spanish Cup.
Spaniard Roque Pujadas (former Noya), World and European Under-19 Champion, is the latest addition to the national champion FC Porto’s hockey team.
“Every player dreams of wearing a Porto shirt. It’s a unique feeling, I really want to start and represent this club,” says the 20-year-old striker.
Born in Manleu (Catalonia), Roque Pujadas trained at a local club, for which he made his debut in the Spanish second division in 2019, after which he moved to neighboring Noya.
In the 2021/22 season, the Catalan took part in 34 games and scored 25 goals, distributing the Spanish Championship, Super Cup and Spanish Cup among themselves.
“At first it will be difficult because I have never left the house and it will be a change in every way, because, in addition to changing teams, this is the first time I will be living alone, but I think that with help from everyone, everything will be fine,” he continues.
The player defines himself as “a striker who likes to bet one on one”, tries to score goals and believes that the game of the “giant” Porto, a club in which he hopes to stay “for many years”, “there is a lot of room for him Good”.
“On an individual level, I want to improve and learn from my colleagues who can teach me a lot, but collectively, Porto must win everything, because this is how the club works,” adds the Catalan.
Rok Pujadas, who said he is “eager to start working”, also considers it a privilege to share a dressing room with players he is used to “seeing on TV and in videos”, so playing with them will be “special”. them.
