Andrés Félix: A Dominican Pride in Europe
During the event, Andrés Félix, player of the National Basketball Team and Real Madrid, shared his feelings about representing the Dominican Republic in one of the most competitive leagues in European basketball.Félix highlighted the significant progress of Dominican basketball in recent years, visible in the growing presence of Dominican players in high-level European leagues.I feel very happy and grateful to God for the opportunity to be here and be part of this space that represents our country in Spain. It is a pride to be able to continue carrying the name of the Dominican Republic to international stages.
Andrés Félix
The guard also valued facing compatriots like Jean Montero, from Valencia Basket, as an achievement, highlighting the pride of seeing Dominicans competing at the highest level.Dominican basketball continues to grow a lot. Every day we see more players joining the European level and that speaks very well of the work that is being done. Personally, I feel comfortable with Real Madrid, improving every day and contributing more efficiently to the team.
Andrés Félix
Likewise, Félix addressed the development of young talents such as Yaxel Pérez, emphasizing the importance of guidance, discipline, and support on and off the court.Sharing in the selection and then facing each other as rivals in Europe is a source of pride. Each one represents the country from their team and that strengthens Dominican basketball.
Andrés Félix
Finally, the Real Madrid player sent a message to Dominican youth interested in basketball, pointing out that there are various opportunities beyond the NBA.As a team and as a country we must support our players, guide them on the right path. Discipline, respect and focus are key to personal and sporting growth.
Andrés Félix
The NBA is not everything. Europe, Asia, and other continents offer great opportunities. The most important thing is to maintain discipline, focus, and the right mindset. It is a pride to see young people from our neighborhoods develop and represent not only the country, but also their families.
Andrés Félix
