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Giráldez Discusses Aspas and Fer López Partnership Ahead of Osasuna Match

GIRALDEZ: "Iago Aspas and Fer López can play together but this Friday will not happen"

The upcoming game against Osasuna is expected to be a tough one, according to Claudio Giráldez. Speaking ahead of the match this Friday, Giráldez discussed the potential challenges his team may face, including the possibility of fielding both Iago Aspas and Fer López together, the team’s classification, and the bittersweet farewell to the goal stand.

When it comes to Osasuna, Giráldez acknowledges that it will be a “very difficult game” against a team that has gone several games without losing. They’re a “rocky” team, he says, difficult to dominate, and they handle many game situations well, such as set pieces and transitions. This will undoubtedly pose a challenge for his team, but one they’re preparing for.

Classification and Team Dynamics

With 14 days left in the season, Giráldez emphasizes the importance of focusing on each game. The team is fighting to achieve more and become more solid, knowing that a string of positive results can significantly impact their standing. He notes that every team is adding up points, making permanence more expensive than in previous years. There’s no room for complacency, and Giráldez is keenly aware of this.

Regarding Iago Aspas and Fer López, Giráldez believes they can play together, as they’re both good players who understand each other well. However, he also notes that they have similar characteristics and occupations on the field, which might make it difficult to field them together in the same lineup. This Friday’s game won’t see both of them starting together, although Giráldez did consider playing them together in the previous game.

Farewell to the Goal Stand

The team is also preparing to bid farewell to the goal stand, a bittersweet moment for everyone involved. Giráldez sees this as part of the club’s progress, a sign of prosperity, and a move towards having a modern and perfect field that meets the requirements of today’s football. However, he also acknowledges the nostalgic aspect of this change, having watched his first game at Balaídos from the goal stand. It’s a farewell that will be felt by all, a moment to reflect on the past while looking towards the future.

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