Spanish legendary goalkeeper Casillas was recently awarded the International Football Hall of Fame in Pachuca, Puebla, Mexico. During this time he spoke about Mexico goalkeeper Ochoa, who is seeking to play in his sixth World Cup.

Casillas, who won the World Cup with the Spanish national team in 2010, compared his career with Ochoa and emphasized "hunger" and physical condition as key factors for Ochoa to continue to compete at the highest level.

At the induction ceremony, Casillas expressed surprise at Ochoa's age (now 40 years old), but he also pointed out that the final decision rests with the coaching staff.

Casillas said: "If Ochoa is in good condition and the head coach thinks it is suitable, why not? Of course."

Cassie also sent his best wishes to Ochoa, saying that they are both goalkeepers and share a special brotherhood.

Casillas said: "I retired at the age of 40. I didn't expect Ochoa to reach this age. If he feels good, he is in the best condition. I wish him all the best, because he and I belong to the same camp: goalkeeper."

Finally, Casillas pointed out the "secret" of Ochoa's ability to remain active at this age, and mentioned that in addition to physical conditions, Ochoa is still full of desire to continue making history, hoping to write the last chapter of his career.

Casillas concluded: "I feel in good shape at the age of 40, but I get tired easily. Ochoa is still full of fighting spirit, and that's the difference."