The player of CD Tenerife Borja Garces announced this Wednesday that the fact that the Grenada CF being the best place in LaLiga SmartBank, and they are unbeaten at home, means “extra motivation” for the blue and white team for next Friday’s game at the Nuevo Los Cármenes stadium.
The striker from Melilla stated in a press conference that they want to go “for three points” in the Nasrid fiefdom, and “extend” the great run of the Tenerife team, which has accumulated eight games without defeat, with three win and draw five.
Besides, Garcés has confirmed that he does not want to leave Tenerife in the January marketand he talked to the coach, Luis Miguel Ramísin which he conveyed his intention to continue to rely on him, and the president of the entity also informed him of this, paulino rivero.
The striker on loan from Atlético de Madrid He added that he did not believe that the goal he scored in Cartagena in the 0-1 victory was decisive, but that the talks with the team leaders to stay with the team until the end of the season were decisive. “I was always calm because my intention was to stay here and be important, I never thought of moving,” he concluded.
Also, he acknowledges that now, with more minutes, “You gain confidence and that makes you play better, although I’m not at my best, I’m sure I’ll go further.”stated in reference to his last three games as a starter, against Cartagena (0-1), Racing de Santander (1-1) and Albacete (1-0).
Against the team of La Mancha, he missed a clear opportunity in the second half that could have led to the second goal of the Blue and Whites, but he did not want to “think too much” about playing during the match to “focus ” if a similar play comes to him.
Garcés knows that Tenerife will face a match in Granada “for those who love to play“but he didn’t want to look at the classification or think beyond Friday, but rather “game to game”, as he said, as it became fashionable Diego Pablo Simeonethe coach of Atlético de Madrid, the club that owns his rights.
Source: La Verdad
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