NACHO GONZÁLEZ: "Estando en COLO COLO, estudié... Mis PAPÁS me enseñaron a CUIDAR LA PLATA" #JN 7

In this seventh episode of 'Jugada Nacional', the podcast from AS.com in conjunction with SIFUP (the Chilean Professional Footballers' Union), we have an in-depth conversation with Ignacio "Nacho" González. The goalkeeper reviews his time at Colo Colo, the challenges of professional life, his perspective on the position between the posts, and his involvement in finance and education. [00:00]⚡Official presentation of Jugada Nacional: The new podcast from SIFUP and AS Chile 🎙️ [00:22] Program begins [00:57] ⚽ His debut at Colo Colo and the move to the Primera B (Second Division) [02:46] 🏁 Was he frustrated by not playing for Colo Colo? [04:21] 🔥 "I had many foreign coaches, and they bring their own goalkeepers." [06:20] Playing in the second division or staying with a big team? [00:57] [07:17] ✈️ His time in futsal [09:40] What's it like being a goalkeeper? [11:25] 🇨🇱 Saving a goal or making a mistake? Which weighs more? [14:11] Is the goalkeeper also lonely off the field? [15:20] 🪄 Claudio Bravo, Nacho's role model goalkeeper [16:47] "The goalkeeper position is very well covered in Chile" [18:50] How does he handle being a substitute? [25:40] How much has he had deducted from his pay for giving away a jersey? [28:54] Nacho González's entrepreneurial side: Who taught him to manage money? [31:39] "Studying gave me the life experience of seeing my classmates, with children, studying and getting home late." [33:10] 🥇 "95 percent of the Everton squad has a better cell phone than me." [35:05] ❤️‍🩹 "Financially, I made good decisions." [38:35] 😢 Were you discriminated against in the financial world for being a footballer? [41:06] The stray bullet that could have changed your life. [44:44] 🤝 Closing remarks and acknowledgments