Alvaro Rubio: “We believe in our options.”

Coach of Real rose drid, Allvaro rubiohe assured the team this Thursday that he believes in his options to maintain the category, but to achieve that, “we have to keep our souls down,” demonstrated in a previous match against UD Las Palmas, and was able to only score one point after that (1-1).

“Players are aware of what you want and they are showing that they put everything by their side to fight for it, but things don’t go out the way you want them to, but go to the game of the moment,” the technician added at the press conference.

The image shown to Jose Zorira on the last day “should serve as a reference for making the same offensive production,” but Rubio reveals that each duel is different and will be a classification and competition marked how far you can get.

The goal is to repeat Valenciathe next Saturday, with the same attitude, we look for the best possible scheme to hurt him, prevent them from hurting him, compete to the fullest, show that they want to be there until they have no choice anymore.

Technicians know that the situation is important for both sets, but he added that Valencia’s pressure to compete at home is important to leave their ambitions trying to take advantage of the opponent’s error, knowing that they can play in the advantage or in opposition at a certain time.

Because of this commitment, Mario Martin comes from Valencia and cannot comply with commerce that cannot be played under contractual terms.

This week he is trying to make it easier. The chosen system allowed players to “lay their souls and always know what to do” on the pitch.

“Valencia now makes another football and is hard to recoil and does a lot of good things, so they have important people, so it seems they have a good streak like above in particular.

This adds that the real Balladrid only won a home match this season, but that’s a statistic that no one can block, and on the contrary, they have to assume a start to beat that bad streak and score three points.

Asked by Nixture, he points out that he “contributes a lot to the group,” and his evolution is noticed weekly as a “predisposition to invincibility.”

As for Latasa, who scored his first goal in the league as Blanquivioleta, he shows that he is always a player who “given 100% in training” and wants to “free his head and remove his anxiety.”

Finally, regarding Amara, he assured that the gesture he made when he was replaced the day before is not the most correct, but his anger has become bigger for himself than the situation, and he has already “clean his head” this week, facing the next appointment with the next attitude.

As for Ivan Sanchez, he reveals he is a “very important” player other than the minutes he plays, and admits that he “made an extraordinary game when he left” last Sunday, so he makes clear that he will use him when appropriate to contribute to his experience and quality.