Arnold s post-match interview requires English: He has only been studying Spanish for a few months and wants to embrace the new environment with all his strength

Arnold made his debut for Real Madrid in the Club World Cup. After a draw with the New Moon, he was interviewed by the media and talked about his learning of Spanish.

Arnold said: "This is a moment that I am very proud of and I am very happy to complete my debut. This may be the experience that most players dream of, and I am extremely proud. Of course, I am also a little disappointed. Being a Real Madrid player means having the belief of winning every game. But the new coach, new teammates, and new ideas all bring positive factors, especially the basis of the second half will become the cornerstone of the victory in the next game."

Arnold delivered a performance in Spanish at the Real Madrid debut ceremony. Speaking of which, he revealed that he had learned Spanish for several months, but after his debut, he smiled and asked a question when he asked a DAZN reporter: "It's better to use English, especially after the game, it's difficult to concentrate on speaking Spanish."

When asked about how long he had learned Spanish, the player said: "It's not long, it's just a few months. But I think this is very important. I want to adapt to a new country, new city, and new team as soon as possible. It is crucial to show the willingness to integrate into culture. I want to embrace everything here with all my strength."