Isco Alarcón stated that he is "very excited" about a new step in his career at Sevilla FC, and believes that it's his job to "dispel the doubts".
The midfielder gave his first interview to the club's Official Media after officially signing a two-year deal.
Firstly, he was keen to demonstrate how much he was looking forward to getting underway with his new club.
"I am very happy, I'm very excited about this new step in my career and I hope we can do great things this year. I'm really looking forward to starting with the team, to get into the swing of things and to get to know my teammates as soon as possible."
"I'm looking forward to showing the level, I've never lost it. I'm coming to a team where I know the coach, I know the players, a style of play that I love and hopefully we can have a good year, win titles and keep all these great fans happy."
"I've taken advantage of my days off this summer to train well and get into shape"
The man from Málaga comes into this season on the back of being a free agent, which means his summer has been different from what he's used to, but he has used this to his "advantage".
"This summer has been different and difficult. I think it's the first summer that I've had too many days off, it's something I wasn't used to. I've taken advantage of them to train well and get into shape."
"Honestly I couldn't wait to join the club, to start training, to start playing, it's something I haven't done for a while. That nervousness is always there, this is our future at stake, but we're here and we're looking forward to it."
"This is a team that competes"
Isco then explained why he chose Sevilla out of a number of potential suitors.
"I have had quite a lot of proposals, but I think that on a sporting level, the team's play, I think Sevilla is what interested me the most. This is a team that competes, wants to play good football, and plays in the Champions League, a team that is constantly growing, and I think that it is the best team to show my football again."
"I want to keep winning, that's why I've come here too. I don't like to think too much about what's already happened, but rather about what's to come, which I think is a very exciting and important challenge."