The African-born midfielder attended to the media at CEIP Divina Pastora, at the closure of this season of ‘Blue and White Values’. “It’s important that we’re together with the fans and we go to Granada to win”, he stated.
Granada-Málaga
“It’s the most important match of the season, because if we win, we can fight until the end to move up, however if we lose, it will be tough to earn direct promotion. We know this, everyone knows this, and we want to win. We want to go to Granada to win. We’ve got a good squad and we are capable of victory there. There’s no better team than us in the Second Division and now it’s time for improvement. There have been many draws since January, and also a few defeats, so now we have to have a good run until the end of the season”.
Improvement on the attack
“We’ve been working very well since the start of the season, we fight for every match and nobody can say otherwise. However, sometimes it can be a struggle, we make mistakes, it costs us to score a lot of goals and it’s something we’ve been working on for a long time in training, trying to better our finishing touches”.
No pressure
“Everyone, us being the first ones, want to win. We know we can win but at times, for example, when we score the first goal, afterwards we have a little pressure. We have to play without pressure. In the last game we played well, but in the end, we weren’t able to win. However, I believe this is the path to follow”.
Thousands of fans going to Granada
“I’ve spoken to many fans and everyone has said they’re going to go to Granada; 2,000 or more of our fans supporting us will help us immensely. It’s important that we’re together with the fans and we go to Granada to win”.