Girona coach Míchel Sánchez praised his team’s achievements this season as they secured third place. He expressed pride in the players’ performance, highlighted their upcoming Champions League debut, and aimed to finish strong with over 80 points and 25 wins. Despite a few injured players, including Borja García and Jhon Solís, Míchel emphasized the need to end the season on a high note.
The coach underlined the importance of reaching 80 points, supporting Dovbyk in the race for top scorer, and playing for their dedicated fans. While focusing on the collective team effort rather than individual accolades, he acknowledged the hard work of all players like Yan Couto, Toni Villa, and Valery. Míchel also recognized the need to plan for next season to remain competitive in LaLiga, Copa del Rey, and the Champions League.
Looking ahead, Míchel expressed concern about building a strong team for the future season. He discussed potential strategies with the club’s management, stressing the importance of retaining key players and recruiting effectively. Despite uncertainties, he remained optimistic about the team’s potential and the exciting challenges ahead in the upcoming competitions. (Please add the match result if available)