Iker Casillas on the elections: It's what worries me the least
He spoke on El Transistor about coronavirus and didn't want to get into his candidacy
Iker Casillas spoke on El Partidazo on Cadena Cope about his bid to become president of the RFEF. Elections have been put on hold because the coronavirus threat has stopped everything.
The former Real Madrid keeper, who won the Euros in 2008 and 2012 and the World Cup in 2010, said it wasn't the time to get into it.
"Now's not the moment, I tell you with my heart. It's what worries me the least, first is general well being and that's not demagogy but reality. The country (Portugal, where he is) reacted quickly, with the cases of China and Italy they learned the lesson and acted quickly to stop the blow."
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