“Whoever believes most in their possibilities will be saved”

Brian Olivan, Having overcome the inconvenience that prevented him from playing the previous day in the clash against Real Madrid at the Bernabéu, he is ready to reappear this Saturday with the eleven led by Diego Martínez, against Celta (Saturday, 6:30 pm).

The Catalan winger is convinced that in the final phase of this season he is the one who trusts his chances the most and takes care of the details take the cat to the water”.

“There are 10 very even teams and the one that believes more in their options will be the one that comes out better,” he assured in a press conference. “No, we are not exaggerating when we talk about the next game as the final. There are 13 games left, it is a very even League, with 10 very even teams… All of them will be very important, important, where we have to take care of small details, nervous… We live in these conditions all the time and we can move forward. What we hope is that people come to support us, that we have a whole stadium behind us to help us get the three points”.

For Brian, the reasons to explain the waiting period for the parrots are clear: “A lot of changes, a new project… Now, as time goes by, we are a team that shows the best face in front of poverty, to come out overmotivated facing challenges like this. There are teams in calmer situations that in the last days are still nervous. All the noise from outside does not affect us, in any case it motivates us,” he stressed.

And on the verge of the first call to Luis de la Fuente as the new Spanish national coach, Brian assured that “one Joselu already darker I see them as usual, 100% focused on the weekend game, which is important. I’m happy for them, because they both deserve it. What if I see myself on that list? It is a dream and a goal for me and for any footballer to go to the national team; but I have to keep working and improving things”.