The Canary Michael Mesaone of Real Zaragoza’s signings for next season, indicated that “selling motorcycles” that the team will go to the top of the standings is “bad for everyone”.
“Important andr game to game. It is very fashionable but it is the truth. Little by little and see where the classification puts us”, he commented.
He canary player He explained that he is “happy and very excited” to be in the Aragonese team, “a club with a name, a historic club” and in a city that he “loves very much”.
“I’ve only been here for a while but I like it and it brings everything together so it’s all very good. Being here for me is a small step forward and I’m very happy”, he added.
Regarding the project of the ‘blanquillo’ group, he indicated that it is “exciting“, adding that it is a “historical” club.
“I have an anecdote and it was when I signed for Zaragoza that people who don’t usually follow football asked me if I was from the First Division. People see Zaragoza as a great team, which it is, and I want to bring it back to the maximum, for people to look at him with respect and appreciate him for what he is”, he highlighted.
Among the keys to completing a good season, the midfield player He stated that he comes from Albacete and that what boosts the La Mancha team is “belief in the line that the coach has, having a very healthy and hungry group”.
“If in addition to that you join everything that this team is, it is a plus to be higher up,” he explained.
He also thinks that the players have to be “humble people, hardworking people, who feel it, who give ourselves everything so that the fans can see themselves in us.”
“We are going to give our best to try to be as high as possible,” he added.
Mesa emphasized that if anyone is introducing him, it is him professionalism: “I’m a boy honored for the effort, as professional as possible, and I think that is ultimately contagious. Let the youth know that I, as a veteran, knowI was the first to arrive, the hardest working and the one who left no one behindObviously, it’s a way of showing them that I’m in death with them and I hope they see themselves mirroring me.”
Regarding the team’s fans, he commented that when he played with other teams at La Romareda they always said that it was a “pushing” stadium.
“We know that moment where the team suffered, the fans were able to lift it and you thought that going to La Romareda as a rival was complicated”, he analyzed.
Source: La Verdad
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