Aguirre, to save Mallorca against Getafe

Mexican coach Javier Aguirre will reappear in LaLiga Santander to save Mallorca, in relegation areas for the first time in a season and have a crucial game against Getafe, a direct rival who will have to cut six consecutive game without winning. off the alarms of the Second Division.

The Coliseum Alfonso Pérez will host the return of a classic from the banks of LaLiga Santander. Aguirre is starting a new adventure after being sacked at Luis García Plaza on March 22. After going through Osasuna, Atlético de Madrid, Zaragoza, Spain and Leganés, the Mexican coach has now added a new club to the list, Mallorca.

Six consecutive defeats in the most games (Betis, Valencia, Real Sociedad, Celta, Real Madrid and Spain) and a career that has been less in the championship have tipped the balance in favor of changing the coach to the Balearic entity.

So far, history speaks in favor of Aguirre, who whenever he makes his First Division debut he does it as a guest and scoring points. For this reason, in Mallorca they are confident of the impact that could emerge from the arrival of the Mexican coach, who will try to debut with a victory that will be balsamic for the state of nervousness that always generates a collapse in positions in the Second Division. .

The arrival of “El Vasco” has generated chaos on the island. Aguirre schedules daily training sessions, which increases the workload on the squad, even in the amount of suspension on rest days set by players due to the suspension of national team matches.

Adding three points to Getafe would ruin almost four months in a row without winning away from Mallorca. Their last win as guests began on December 4, when they beat Atlético de Madrid 1-2.

In 14 games played away from Son Moix, the Majorcan players chained down 10 losses, 2 draws and 2 wins; of the 45 points at stake, they only added 8.

Javier Aguirre has already recovered five international players -Take Kubo (Japan), Vedat Muriqi (Kosovo), Idrissu Baba (Ghana), Martin Valjent (Slovakia) and Leo Román (Spain U21), but he cannot rely on defenders. Antonio Raillo and Jaume Costa, permitted, at the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez.

It will not be easy. In contrast, Getafe only has a profit of three points with respect to the vermilion table. Defeat can complicate having a team with no luck in the final days. Despite competing well almost always, he has amassed six duels without winning (Atlético de Madrid, Cádiz, Alavés, Spanish, Valencia and Athletic) with four draws and two defeats.

Rumors of the final day (1-1 at San Mamés), are still resounding for the Madrid club, who left the Athletic field with an unmarked goal against Mathías Olivera and with an expulsion against Jorge Cuenca, in which many complained bitterly. After about two weeks, they will try to vent their anger and put it on the pitch to get three very important points for their rivals.

Exactly, Quique Sánchez Flores can’t count on Cuenca, who has to serve a ban in a match. Also not included is Czech Jakub Jankto, sent off in the same match for complaining to the referee from the bench. In his case, he will be gone for two days.

To replace Cuenca in the middle of the defense, Quique has three options: Uruguayans Erick Cabaco and Gastón Álvarez and Turkish Okay Yokuçlu. One of the three will join the duo formed by Togolese Djené Dakonam and Serbian Stefan Mitrovic.

In addition, Jaime Mata and Víctor Machín “Vitolo” will also not be able to play due to injury. The former will miss the rest of the season after injuring his right shoulder during training this week and the second will continue his perpetual physical discomfort without fully entering the group dynamics.

The rest of the group, except for the doubted Argentine Jonathan Silva, who has a bit of discomfort, will be available for Quique, who will be able to line up his eleven of sorts including Olivera, who returned early from his call. in Uruguay to recover. steam for most of the week.

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– Positions: Getafe (15th, 29th points); Majorca (18th, 26 points).

– The key: the state of the international of both teams. Take Kubo (Japan), Vedat Muriqi (Kosovo), Iddrisu Baba (Ghana) and Martin Valjent (Slovakia) to Mallorca; and Enes Ünal (Turkey), Djené Dakonam (Togo), Stefan Mitrovic (Serbia) and Damián Suárez and Mathías Olivera (Uruguay), are key players at both clubs. Proper recovery can make a difference.

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