Mario Suarez believes that the atmosphere in the Spain camp sets the World and European champions apart from the rest of the world.
The Atletico Madrid midfielder, who is on the bench for La Roja's World Cup qualifier with Georgia this evening, has also remarked on the welcoming that he received into the senior squad.
"It is not possible to imagine the great atmosphere that there is. I'm new, I have been called up three times and they treat me like I have spent my lifetime with them," Suarez told Sefutbol.com.
"They are people who have won everything, and whilst you see that, it comes along with this humility like they are someone who has yet to walk along this path that they have marked out.
"It is very difficult to get into the squad and what I must do is take advantage of the opportunities that are provided. I always dream of making it to the national team, as it is the best for an athlete, to play for your country. The coach has given me my opportunity, to debut with the national team, and now I have been involved twice more."
Suarez has been one of Atletico's most consistent players in the last 18 months.
Matt Law
