The Uruguayan coach hopes to get his first league win after returning from the break and show that the trust placed by Víctor Orta has great importance. At least Sevillismo hopes so.
On October 10, Diego Alonso came to the Sevilla FC bench with the important goal of reversing the team’s difficult path. Unfortunately, he was unsuccessful in either the EA Sports LaLiga or the Champions League as he was unable to declare victory. The opposite was the case in the Copa del Rey, where they managed to win against Quintanar from the sixth division.
The idea that Diego Alonso needs to get out of the awkward position they are in is nothing more than investing in new signings and other administrative operations. But the Uruguayan knows he will achieve all of this if he gains the trust of his best players. Although for some it has already opened the exit doorbecause their profiles do not fit into the tactical scheme.
Trust, the most important resource that Diego Alonso will use to be successful at Sevilla FC
Ahead of the clash against Real Sociedad at the Reale Arena, the Uruguayan coach responded to the press about any concerns regarding this game and other aspects related to his remaining in the Nervión team. One of these questions revolved around the trust placed in him by the sports management (Víctor Orta) and the presidency (José Castro).
Diego Alonso answered briefly and precisely: “Totally. The trust in me and my family is complete.” However, he added: “League, Champions League, Cup, it’s not important.” Every game will be crucial, that’s how we approach it from day one and so on the certainty of being well prepared and knowing the goal we have. but everyone with confidence in themselves and the managers towards us.”
Real Sociedad – Sevilla FC, the first of many games won by Diego Alonso
Against the team from San Sebastian it could be the first of several games in which the team from Sevilla wins. However, the presence of the Basque club is very good and that makes it difficult for the Nervionense team to think about winning. But that’s exactly what makes the Uruguayan coach desperate to score three goals in San Sebastián.
“It will be an extremely difficult game for the opponent because they demand it, they play at a very, very high tempo and we have to match this tempo.. We did it against Madrid, at home against Arsenal, in the second half against Betis, we had it. We can do it, we have to get back on track. The numbers speak for themselves. “From this Real and the previous ones.” Diego Alonso condemned.