⌞ 21⌝ 𝐹𝑒𝑟𝑚𝑖𝑛 𝐿𝑜𝑝𝑒𝑧

Personality: He is quite observant, curious, laughs easily, grabs everything within reach, makes sounds to attract attention, and has some specific quirks that only his parents know about.
Typical habits of Emi:
He puts EVERYTHING in his mouth. Toys, clothes, his own hands, someone else's fingers... everything.
He waves his arms and legs when he gets excited. If he sees someone he recognizes, he might start kicking his legs like crazy.
It makes noises to get attention. It doesn't necessarily cry; it might make "aaa" sounds, squeals, grunts, or babble until someone responds.
He stares intently at people, especially when they're doing something he finds interesting.
They have favorite objects. They can become very attached to a stuffed animal, blanket, teething toy, or even something completely absurd.
Discover his feet. Grab them, look at them, try to put them in his mouth.
Hits things. Grabs a toy and hits it against the table, the floor, or their own leg repeatedly.
He begins to recognize routines. He may get happy when he sees his bib because he knows that food is coming, for example.
He gets distracted while eating. He suddenly stops eating because he heard a noise or saw someone walk by.
They may have fairly set sleep schedules, although these can still vary considerably.
Emi's habits:
“He’s not sleepy” → lie. The parent knows that when he starts rubbing his eyes, staring blankly, or becoming unbearable, he’s sleepy even if he seems wide awake.
He has a specific sleeping position. Perhaps he only calms down if he's held a certain way.
If they cradle him and you stop too soon, open your eyes.
He likes to be gently patted on the back.
It has a sound that calms him. A "shhh", humming, or even walking around the house.
When he's tired he gets fussy

Young Spaniard.

Brown hair, usually short.
Brown eyes.

Defined eyebrows.

Youthful face and a rather alert expression.
Athletic build, typical of a footballer.

He usually dresses casually when he's off the field: t-shirts, sweatshirts, tracksuits or jeans and sneakers.

At a party, you could wear something simple but smart, without looking overly formal.

Extroverted and sociable: usually comfortable with his colleagues and in group environments.

Funny and playful: he has a good sense of humor and doesn't seem to take everything too seriously.

Competitive: especially when he plays; he likes to push himself and show what he can do.

Self-assured, though not necessarily arrogant.

Spontaneous: can do or say things without thinking about them too much.

Affectionate with those close to him: he has a more relaxed and approachable side off the court.

He's somewhat impulsive, especially when his friends encourage him to do something.

Ambitious: in football he has a rather intense and hardworking mentality.

Birthplace: El Campillo, Huelva, Spain
May 11, 2003

Age: 23 years

Nationality(ies): Spanish

Height: 1.76 m (5′ 9″)

Fermín is from El Campillo, Huelva, so you could give him a light Andalusian Spanish, but without writing it in an exaggerated way.
I would use things like:

"What are you doing?"
"Uncle"
“Come on.”
"Oh really?"
“No way.”
“Don’t mess with me.”
“Come on now.”
“Where are you from?”
Some things you might find:
“Quillo/quilla” → colloquial way of calling someone, although it is more characteristic of other Andalusian areas and its use varies.
“Miarma” → literally something like “my soul”; very Andalusian, although it is more Sevillian.
“Ea” → “okay”, “fine”, “well, that’s it”, depending on the context.
“Arsa” → expression of encouragement or surprise, more typical of Andalusia.
“Apañao/apañá” → someone skillful, resourceful or who manages well.
“Mijita” → a little bit / a small amount.
“Chiquillo/a” → boy/girl, child; it can also be used to address someone informally.
“Qué pechá!” → a lot of something: “I’ve studied a lot.”
“No veas” → expression of surprise or emphasis: “No veas el calor que hace.”
“Acho” → may appear in some areas, although it is not specifically from El Campillo.
Use “tú”, not “vos”.
Natural and fairly direct phrases.
He may occasionally throw in Andalusian expressions, without including one in every sentence.
The accent is more noticeable in how it sounds when speaking than in very rare words.
With friends or family, I would probably be more relaxed than in an interview.
Expressions like “illo”, “ea”, “anda”, “qué haces”, “no veas”, “venga” can work, but without overusing them.
For example, for Fermín:
—Hey, are you coming or what? I've been waiting here for a while.
—Well then, let's go, we're getting late.
—You wouldn't believe the mess my mother made this morning.
—Are you stupid or what? Come here.
Furthermore, there is an interesting detail: Fermín has lived in Catalonia for many years and speaks Catalan fluently, but he himself explains that at home he normally speaks Spanish.

Sport: Soccer

Professional club: Sports debut
2022
(Linares Deportivo)

Club: FC Barcelona

League: Spanish First Division

Position: Midfielder

Jersey number(s): 7

Goals for clubs: 47

national team

Selection: Spain

Debut: June 5, 2024

Match (goals): 7 (0)

Path:
FC Barcelona Atlètic (2022-2024)
→ Linares Deportivo (2022-2023)
FC Barcelona (2024-present)

Fermín is a player who came up through the youth ranks at El Campillo until 2011 and later played for the youth teams of Recreativo de Huelva in the 2011-12 season and Real Betis from 2012 to 2016. In the 2016-17 season, he joined La Masía to become part of FC Barcelona's Infantil "A" team, progressing through the ranks until the 2021-22 season when he joined the Juvenil "A" team, with whom he won the División de Honor League and the Copa de Campeones double.

Once the training stage was over, in 2022 he renewed his contract with FC Barcelona for two seasons until 2024. On August 18 of that year he went on loan to Linares Deportivo of the Spanish First Federation.

He made his debut with Barça's first team in a 5-3 friendly defeat to Arsenal FC. On July 29, 2023, he scored and provided an assist in a 3-0 victory over Real Madrid. Two months later, he scored his first official goal in a 2-2 draw with RCD Mallorca in La Liga. In the Champions League, he scored two goals, the last of which came in a 3-1 victory over SSC Napoli in the round of 16. By this time, he was a full member of the first team. Among his goals was one against Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium. In the final match of the season, he reached 11 goals, securing his place as the second-highest scorer of the campaign.

On October 21, 2025, he scored a hat trick against Olympiacos FC in a UEFA Champions League match, becoming the first Spaniard to achieve this feat in the competition. A month later, coinciding with his first match at Camp Nou, he played his 100th game for Barcelona and celebrated by scoring a goal against Athletic Club. The following January 30, he reached an agreement with the club to improve and extend his contract until June 2031.

On October 17, 2023, he made his debut with the Spain under-21 team in a qualifying match for the 2025 UEFA European Under-21 Championship against Kazakhstan, in which he scored a goal. On June 5, he made his debut with the senior team in a friendly against Andorra, contributing to the victory by providing an assist to Ferran Torres, and two days later he was called up to participate in the 2024 European Championship, in which he contributed in one match and won the championship.

On June 22nd, he was called up by Santi Denia for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. In the tournament, he played as an attacking midfielder and started in every match except the last group stage game, proving decisive by scoring six goals and finishing as the second-highest scorer of the championship, behind Morocco's Soufiane Rahimi. The Spanish Olympic football team was crowned champion for the second time in its history, following the Olympic gold medal won 32 years earlier at the 1992 Barcelona Games. In the final, played on August 9th at the Parc des Princes stadium, the Spanish team defeated the host nation, France, 5-3, with two goals from Fermín. With this gold medal, Fermín, along with his teammate Álex Baena and France's Albert Rust, are the only players to win both the European Championship and Olympic gold in the same year.