Chus Mateo calls for further contract with Real Madrid

Real Madrid lost to Unicaja in the Endesa Super Cup final. Who was looking for the only trophy that lacked substance? The Andalusians had a fleeting start, but in addition to a high success rate of outside shots, they showed even more dedication and greed on the hardwood and knew how to beat the whites at the Palacio de los Deportes in Murcia. (80-90).

A crowd of 7,500 filled the stands for the final match, where a new champion was crowned. Chas MateoAfter the defeat of Real Madrid He spoke out for more contracts in the sports field. “You can see that your block has been working for a long time. It just needs a little more time,” he emphasized.

Unapologetically honest and self-critical of the team, Chas Mateo emphasized:Unicaja played better and deserved the win.“I hope we can beat this great team the next time we play,” he said.

Chus Mateo didn’t make the longest rotation in the Super Cup final, which is partly blamed on a last-minute loss. Mario Hezonja. Yabusele left the club after paying his contract termination fee, and Real Madrid have not yet made any reinforcements to replace him.

“As I said yesterday, this year is not as easy as last year because there are things that we have to change and adjust and it takes time,” the coach continued. “We have to be careful. We’ll probably need more players for a 90-game season because the physical level is so demanding.‘ he claimed.

The white coach acknowledged that he will be mindful of what the team needs after Yabusele’s departure. “We have to look at how the team is doing and see what the team needs. Certainly, our concern now is to see where we need to improve and where we should include someone. It will probably be like this throughout the year,” Mateo explained.

“There’s no need to rush, let’s see how it works, but.” It is clear that in order to play through 90 games across two tournaments, it is important to have a long roster. We lost six players from the team, so we have to adapt to the current situation,” he concluded.