Sergio Busquets is undoubtedly one of the best midfielders in the modern game of football and has been holding things down in front of the defense for both Barcelona and Spain.

Busquets came up through to Barcelona youth system and made his debut under Pep Guardiola.

His performances for the Catalan club kept on improving and the coaches of the Spanish national team couldn’t help but notice his rare talent and ability.

It has been nine years since he made his debut with La Roja and he was part of the team that won 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Two years later, in 2012, he would add the European Champions to his trophy cabinet.

He has been a big asset to Spain in their Group B clash. Spain drew 3-3 with Portugal in their thrilling opening game, and then they went on win Iran 1-1 before drawing 2-2 with Morocco on Monday night.

The 29-year-old is certainly enjoying himself with the national team that has an abundance of midfield talent, so much so that Cesc Fabregas couldn’t get into the team.

In quotes from Busquets, he revealed that he is enjoying the pairing of Koke with him at the center of the field with Spain.

“All our midfielders are great players and have their own profiles and characteristics,” he said via Football Espana.

“It’s true that Koke is the most positional and the one who is best suited to me, but I feel comfortable with everyone because they’re all great players and our strength is that everyone gets involved in defence and attack.”

On their progression to the last 16 and the exit of Morocco, he added: “Football is often unfair, and they’ve (Morocco) played much better than their points.”

“They’ve had the bad luck of conceding in all their games at the last minute, one from a foul our wide in the last minute and from a corner, a set-piece, which is very important.”

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