Winger Nico Williams has expressed deep gratitude towards his elder brother, Inaki Williams, for his pivotal role in their upbringing.
During an interview with the BBC, Nico highlighted Inaki's significant influence in their lives, particularly in the absence of their parents.
"For me, he is a reference, he is everything for me," said Nico. "He has helped my parents and me so that we can eat so that I could go to class so that I could get dressed."
Nico further described Inaki as not just a brother but also a father figure who consistently offers advice and correction.
"He corrects me, he advises me, he has always done it actually, but we get along very well. He is my brother, but he also acts as a father a little."
The Williams brothers made history on 28 April 2021 when they both came on as substitutes in Athletic Bilbao's match against Real Valladolid, marking the first time siblings had played together for the club since 1986.
Currently, Nico Williams is representing Spain in Euro 2024 in Germany, where he made headlines with a stunning goal in Spain's 4-1 victory over Georgia in the Round of 16.
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