The Chilean ace has already won three titles since joining the Spanish giants in July.
Chilean striker Alexis Sanchez expressed his desire to continue winning titles with Barcelona. Even though the former Udinese winger has only been at the European champions for five months, he has already won three titles with them.
"I'm very happy with the three titles, but we have to continue to add more. I don't think about stopping, neither does the team," affirmed Alexis in the airport of Santiago, on his arrival to Chile to spend the Christmas holidays with his family.
With the Barcelona shirt, the Chilean has already obtained the Spanish Super Cup, The European Super Cup and more recently the Club World Cup. Alexis failed to participate in the final against Santos due to a muscle strain.
"Unfortunately I couldn't play, but it's an honour, and at least I was there," he stated.
He also reiterated his joy for Barcelona's recent 3-1 victory over Real Madrid in La Liga, where he scored his team's first goal: "(I'm) happy because we won and hopefully the fans are happy with the goal I scored."
Sanchez also sent his best wishes to fellow countryman Eduardo Vargas of Universidad de Chile, who starred as the Chilean giants lifted the Copa Sudamericana last week. Vargas topped the scoring charts of the competition with eleven goals, including three in the final. He is destined to follow Alexis' footsteps in Europe, after having attracted the attention of several top clubs from the continent.
"Hopefully he can continue to make Chile stand strong in Europe," concluded Alexis, who played with Vargas during his time at Cobreloa, at the beginning of the career of both players.
"I'm very happy with the three titles, but we have to continue to add more. I don't think about stopping, neither does the team," affirmed Alexis in the airport of Santiago, on his arrival to Chile to spend the Christmas holidays with his family.
With the Barcelona shirt, the Chilean has already obtained the Spanish Super Cup, The European Super Cup and more recently the Club World Cup. Alexis failed to participate in the final against Santos due to a muscle strain.
"Unfortunately I couldn't play, but it's an honour, and at least I was there," he stated.
He also reiterated his joy for Barcelona's recent 3-1 victory over Real Madrid in La Liga, where he scored his team's first goal: "(I'm) happy because we won and hopefully the fans are happy with the goal I scored."
Sanchez also sent his best wishes to fellow countryman Eduardo Vargas of Universidad de Chile, who starred as the Chilean giants lifted the Copa Sudamericana last week. Vargas topped the scoring charts of the competition with eleven goals, including three in the final. He is destined to follow Alexis' footsteps in Europe, after having attracted the attention of several top clubs from the continent.
"Hopefully he can continue to make Chile stand strong in Europe," concluded Alexis, who played with Vargas during his time at Cobreloa, at the beginning of the career of both players.
