The friends Infanta Sofía had in Wales haven't forgotten about her after she graduated last May. The moments they've shared together have strengthened that friendship, which is already expected to last. In this regard, it was Infanta's inner circle who revealed the whole truth about her.
The years in Wales have meant a lot and have made it possible to truly get to know Infanta Sofía. Thanks to these accounts, it has come to light what Sofía's hobbies are and in what areas she stands out above the rest.
Infanta Sofía's friends from Wales reveal the whole truth
Wales was Infanta Sofía's place of residence for years while she completed her International Baccalaureate. There, she forged great friendships that now, just as she has gained prominence, have decided to speak out.
Infanta's Welsh circle has told the truth and revealed how fond she is of playing soccer. In fact, they point out that "she's very good" on the field. Far from the palace spotlight, in Wales, where she studied at the prestigious UWC Atlantic College, Sofía found a space to nurture her athletic talent.
Her friends agree that she has great skill with the ball. "Sofía plays soccer with her classmates whenever there are sports plans," they explain. This confirms that Infanta Sofía not only enjoys watching matches, but she also gets fully involved by playing whenever she has the chance.
Infanta Sofía's passion for soccer goes beyond a simple liking for the sport. It represents a form of expression, an escape from media pressure, and a way to feel just like her peers. "She has a devotion to this sport, and, moreover, she's very good at playing," her friends from Wales state.
"No matter how far she is from Madrid, Infanta Sofía hasn't wanted to set aside what she likes most," they add. This hobby isn't just anecdotal. Whenever she can, she attends major soccer events, not out of obligation, but because soccer is a sincere passion for her.
Infanta Sofía confirms that in Wales they don't lie
Beyond the soccer fields of UWC Atlantic College, Infanta Sofía's presence at major sporting events is remarkable. She has been seen at important matches and competitions, showing great interest and knowledge of the sport.
Her parents have had her by their side at major finals, at women's national team matches, or at the last Euro Cup final. She has become a kind of talisman for the king of sports, which pays tribute to Infanta by celebrating her support for this discipline.
Her involvement is such that at the women's Euro Cup final, she didn't hesitate to wear a red scarf that drew attention. The fact that she wore a winter garment in the middle of summer made everyone wonder why. The reality is that for Infanta Sofía, it was a good luck charm that she wore when Spain won the World Cup in Sydney.
That's why she didn't hesitate to take it to Switzerland so it would bring good luck to the Spanish players. This time there was no luck, but this gesture reflected the passion for soccer her friends from Wales have talked about.
Now that she will move to Lisbon to study at university, it remains to be seen whether she will also enjoy her love for the ball there. Considering her involvement in recent years, it wouldn't be surprising if she decides to score a few goals in her free time.