"The other day a photo of him came up on Facebook and I told my wife: ‘This is the boy I was telling you about. He was here with us and look how far he’s come.’ For us it’s a pride, an immense joy. I remember when he used to arrive at the field with the ball under his arm,’ says Paco Garzón (Segovia, 1955) with a smile. For many years he was the president of Club Deportivo Can Parellada, the team from the Terrassa neighborhood that saw one of the protagonists of this World Cup grow up. It’s Ismael Saibari (Terrassa, 2001), scorer of Morocco’s two goals. He has been the MVP of the Eredivisie with PSV Eindhoven and his move to Bayern Munich for 50 million euros is already a done deal.