Akor Adams can already see the light At the end of the tunnel. After nearly three months injured, the Nigerian striker who came to strengthen Sevilla’s attack on the winter market was ready to help the team in the derby, though he had a few minutes in front of the athletic after waiting a long time.
“It’s hard to hurt myself, yes, and not be part of the group or help. But the medical body and physical trainers have become very easy for me. I have to be patient to recover and return to the train. The train without a group is not easy, but it is important to take advantage of these days and have the greatest possible workload to be prepared in the next match. Attend the call of his choice even when he is on the prelist. Recover properly and help Seville weigh more than Its possible debut on absolute ‘super eagles’.
In fact, Akor worked voluntarily And united as their companions rest to quickly recover physical tone and Make it difficult for García Pimienta When choosing between Isaac and he.
The derby is in the reach of it and is excited to live it. “Within costumes we know that We represent Sevilla and this is a very important derby, But we want to do our best and get as many points as possible. I’m excited to live it And I hope the results favor us. I think you need to be a Sevilla player to experience what it means. I don’t know how to explain it, but you’re following the steps of good players and it’s just a privilege.
“I think the club now has a goal and, as a striker or as a player, I will do everything possible to help. The most important thing is to meet our goal and then we will see what will happen next time,” he added The former Montpellier player, That you want to change the dynamics of the equipment García Pimienta After defeating 0-1 against the athletic last week: “I’m not satisfied with the result, but having playing my first game at home. This is not what I want, but generally, recover from the damage and know that I can play a game again is a positive for me,” I said.
Source: La Verdad
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