The coach of pomegranate, Aitor Karankaasked his team to “take a step forward” in the game that will be measured this Thursday in Nuevo Los Cármenes I raiseda team that has “First-class players” and that “now provides the level that everyone expects.”
Karanka explained this Wednesday in a press conference that Granada and Levante are “a bit” alike in that they both had “uncertainty in the preseason” due to the squad, although the difference is that the rojiblancos won the first games.
On the changing of the gears with the arrival of coach Javi Calleja, he commented that “every coach puts his style”, but the key is “the more players you have and the more ways to play, the more problems you have will create for the rival”.
“Levante’s current system has changed a lot, it has players who know how to interpret what each coach wants, who adapt to any situation in the game”, he added.
The coach is clear that if Granada wants to “continue to grow” it needs to take “a step forward”, be it “against Levante or any other team”. “We see that after the hole in Tenerife the team gains confidence, the players join and there are more alternatives for games and to rotate throughout the week. We are on the right track, but we have to improve because there is still a lot to improve”, he said about his team. “You see the Granada that you have to see, that there are things to improve, and you see the Levante that everyone expects,” he said.
An equal league where all points count
Regarding the current classification, where Granada is six points from the head and a game less, he indicated that “every week there are surprise results that no one expected” because of “the equality of this league ” and therefore its effect on what ” all games are equally important”. “All rivals are important and you cannot give more importance to one game than another, we cannot do that was a mistake,” Karanka said.
Source: La Verdad
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