Míchel Urges Girona’s Best Performance Against Getafe at Montilivi
In preparation for the upcoming match against Getafe, Girona FC coach Míchel Sánchez addressed the media to discuss the team’s performance and expectations. His comments began with a heartfelt message of sympathy for those affected by recent train accidents in Adamuz and Gelida, as well as condolences to Getafe player Davinchi, who recently lost his father in the tragedy.
Míchel’s Optimism for Girona’s Performance
Shifting focus to football, Míchel emphasized the importance of elite players in enhancing the team’s capabilities. He specifically mentioned Marc-André ter Stegen’s significant contribution, stating, “Ter Stegen is a very top player and makes us better.”
As the league standings become more competitive, Míchel reiterated the necessity for Girona to remain focused. He noted the team’s primary objective is to secure 42 points, highlighting the league’s complexity: “Everyone has seen that the league is complicated, and there are many teams with little difference in points between them.”
Challenges Ahead Against Getafe
Looking forward to the fixture against Getafe, Míchel recognized the formidable nature of their opponent. He praised Getafe for their strong defensive strategies and pressing game. “Getafe has very good defensive and pressing resources, making them a challenging opponent,” he stated. Míchel firmly believes it will be a “tough and very hard match” requiring peak performance from Girona.
The coach called upon the Montilivi fans to create a vibrant atmosphere, as their support is vital for the team’s success: “We need to be at our best and have the support of the fans, who are the soul of the team.”
Impact of New Signings on Girona
Míchel also highlighted the positive impact of recent signings on the squad. He asserted that their contributions have elevated team performance: “The players who have come make us better, and that’s what we wanted.” He recognized the team’s response during adversity, commending players for their resilience and commitment.
Maintaining a Realistic Perspective
While acknowledging the shift in perception following a few favorable results, Míchel maintained a realistic outlook. “The recent positive results make the situation look different, but we must not forget that the league is very complicated,” he concluded.
