A January to leave

He Girona facing a month of January that could mark the course of its season. With three commitments in the league and two matches of Champions Leaguethe group led by Michael They have a mix of challenges and opportunities ahead of them and a great opportunity to definitely move up the standings.

At the domestic level, the Catalans have three confrontations that, a priori, it seems desirable to get points and consolidate to the top of the table. The first match was away from home Alavés. Those from Vitoria are currently in 16th position, just two points above relegation, a perfect opportunity to start the year on the right foot.

Next, the Seville will visit Montilivi. The Seville team, which is going through an irregular season, is 14th in the table, three points below the ‘gironin’. A major rivalry is not only due to the possibility of widening the gap with a direct rival.

The month closes with another trip, this time to the Stadium of Vallecas. The Madrid team, in 12th position, is equal on points with the Andalusians, who have in front of them the possibility of definitely moving away from the bottom of the classification and dreaming of returning to the European positions.

At the international level, the challenge is completely different. The team will play at San Siro against Milan and recipient Arsenal in Montilivi in, perhaps due to statistics, the last two matches of the Champions League. With very limited options to advance to the next stage, they will press their options to pull off a miracle against two of the continent’s greats.

In a busy calendar, Girona starts 2025 with sights combine as a competitive team at the top of the table and leave Europeif he leaves, head held high. January won’t just be hilly; It can be a platform from which to start towards new horizons.