Ruben Alcaraz He knew it would be difficult to save Cádiz. But not impossible. There are five points that the yellow team has to save compared to Celta, which is the team that, with 27, marks safety.
Speaking to Radio Marca, the Catalan midfielder compared the challenge of achieving the permanence which is the highest a footballer can achieve at a professional level.
“Yes, I think being permanent this year is like getting one world” Alcaraz said. “And I hope we get it. Actually, if we continue this with a World Cup, there are only nine days left. “I have no doubt: if we are saved I will celebrate it like a World Cup.”
To achieve this, the player is clear that “we must be positive, reach a number of those points be difficult to other teams. Keep working and competing as usual. If we win we will be under pressure. And it starts against Granada: adding those three points will give us a lot of confidence,” he signed off.
Source: La Verdad
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