Eldense coach Javier Calleja said on Friday before receiving the Eibar that his players “perceive that there is a projection” after being confirmed that Lionel Messi will buy the club and that his presence means being “in the focus of the whole world”.
The new Blue Blazers coach acknowledges that he has experienced" two frenetic days" since his lecture on Thursday, but he warned against taking advantage of the situation because" a lot of idea is breathed both in the league and in the environment and an environment with a very positive power. "
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In contrast to the most recent activity, Calleja stated that he does not take into account making several adjustments in the Eldense. " Gijón exemplified a great personality," the team said. You don't have to go crazy when it comes to changing too much and utilizing the gravity, he said.
One of the reasons we are here is because we have faith in the staff that, according to Calleja. The specialist claimed that despite having a free record and leaving the possibility of bolstering the team available, it is not "now. "
Calleja stated that he does not think there will be more pressure on Messi's figure. The stress is what we put on ourselves, they say. We are aware of the motivation behind this venture, the need that comes with it, and that having Messi there means that everyone is in the spotlight because of what he has accomplished as a person, which is something special, and wants to bring it to management, he explained.
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He referred to Eibar as "one of the best clubs in the group" when describing it. " Eibar has been doing things well for many years, they dominate the regions well, so we have to be better than them to win. "