Almería’s Portuguese striker Diego Sousa He said this Thursday that the game in Elche next Monday will be different from his team’s LaLiga premiere loss against Real Madrid (1-2) and warned that it will be “more difficult” because the rival will come after the defeat and there are good players.
“We came with good feelings against Real Madrid, but this match is no longer important for our competition. Now we have to continue adding points and I think it will be a more difficult match for us”, stressed the Lusitanian attacker, who arrived last season at the Almeria club.
Regarding the goals of this season, he indicated that they have to do everything possible to “deserve the points, as in all the rest of the championship”, as well as continue “working for Elche and for in the games that follow”, with the challenge always being about “scoring points against any other team”.
For Diego Sousa, “this is our goal in Almería”, and he stressed that last Sunday against Real Madrid they gave “a massive team image”, but that does not mean that the same should be done in Elche.
“We have to keep that image and give our best in every game. This next game will be more difficult than Real Madrid, which is a good team. We are very motivated, and against Elche, which is one also great team, another rival of our championship, we need to find motivation and do more,” he asserted.
Sousa stressed that “scoring a goal, two or three and, in the end, losing, is not enough for Almería”, in addition to recognizing the current problems with the registration of all the players in the squad already “This is a very complex issue”.
“We already experienced it in the first game, when all the teammates were not registered, but we showed that the attitude on the field and the desire to win is the same for everyone. We are a good group. Since last year I said that this Almería is an incredible family and where we all give ourselves to everything,” he said.
about the possible removal of Umar SadiqDiego Sousa was very clear: “He is a very important player and he showed it. I don’t know if he will stay, but if he stays he will be amazing. I’d better stay.” Sousa stressed.
Source: La Verdad
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