Footage of Spain Midfielder Rodri Riding Scooter With His Girlfriend on the Streets of Doha Emerges

• Spain midfielder Rodri is enjoying his time in Doha after the former European champions opened their tournament with a bug win
• Rodri spent time riding a scooter on the streets of Doha ahead of Spain's second game against Germany
• Spain got off to a great start at the 2022 FIFA World Cup after thrashing Costa Rica 7-0 in their group opener

Manchester City and Spain midfielder Rodri took time off the busy World Cup schedule to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Doha with his partner on a scooter.

Rodri made his World Cup debut for Spain in Qatar as the former European champions thumped Costa Rica 7-0 in their Group E opener.

And with the team preparing for their second game against Germany, the 26-year-old took the opportunity to stroll the streets of Doha.

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In a video posted on social media, Rodri is seen with his girlfriend riding a scooter in the Qatari capital.

Spain need a win against Germany to advance to the next stage before their final match against Japan.

Meanwhile, Germany could exit the tournament for the second time running at the group stage if they lose to Spain.

Rodri is expected to play a key role on Sunday for La Furia Roja at the 2022 FIFA World Cup, having established himself as one of the best defensive midfielders in the World Cup.

Spain are chasing a second World Cup triumph after winning the tournament in 2010.

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Earlier, Sports Brief reported that Luis Enrique believes Spain's hunger will only increase after they recorded the country's biggest ever World Cup victory in an emphatic 7-0 thrashing of Costa Rica on Wednesday.

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The 2010 champions dominated their opponents, who did not manage a shot at goal in the whole match, and in their second group game on Sunday face a desperate Germany, who were beaten 2-1 by Japan earlier.

Spain's previous record victory was a 6-1 thrashing of Bulgaria at the 1998 World Cup, a match in which Luis Enrique scored for La Roja.