The women’s soccer team faces the second concentration for the Nations League with the ambition and confidence to qualify for the Paris Olympic Games, as normality has returned to the team after making the requested changes. Laia Codina, current player of Arsenal CF, assured in a press conference that they find the professionalism they asked for and that, with the new coaching staff, the differences are “the details on the field”.
“Changes are happening. These are small details. I think the people on the staff help us a lot. We found the professionalism we wanted. We have nutritionists, psychologists, more travel facilities… ultimately we seek to be professional and more and more is happening,” said the player.
The defense was called in at the last minute to replace center Irene Paredes, who had physical problems. Despite this, Paredes remained focused on Spain.
“I see her clearly recovering well, we will see how she progresses. I always tell her that she is the boss, a very important person, she always sets the limits and when you have to be serious. Having a leader and a reference in the locker room always helps,” he confessed.
Regarding the contention for a place in the starting eleven with Laia Alexandri he said: “Competition is always good and even more so when it comes from Laia Alexandri. I am especially excited to be able to share it with her. It will improve the all of us, ultimately all of us who are here are here to add”
The Spanish team will first face Italy in Salerno and then travel to Zurich (Switzerland) to play against Switzerland: “They are two teams that are a bit out of sorts. They are two teams that will close and defend well. We have to know how to have the ball and change pace to attack well.
Regarding Italy, he emphasized: “I don’t think we can consider ourselves favorites because Italy changed their coach. Both teams are in a dynamic change and it always makes you difficult. “It will be the fight is equal.”
For Laia, one of La Roja’s strong points is its versatility: “We can play with players depending on what the game asks of you. We are very unpredictable. We try to find the gaps and the superiority that we can create two against two and one against one because there is a lot of quality.
Source: La Verdad
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