Pamplona (Spain), August 23 (EFE) – Osasuna player Unai Garcia declared during the preview of the Spanish team’s Football League match against Club Brugge in Belgium that he still remembers 16 years Of the situation before, when he was a teenager, he noted that “now, experiencing it on the other side is pretty special.”
Unai García, who appeared in front of the media during the preview of the first leg of the divisional league playoff against Club Brugge this Thursday at El Sadar, explained that, personally, “it’s very good for the club. It’s been great to compete in Europe after a lot of years of burning out and then tough times”.
The Navarre club called for the stands to be painted red, just as Osasuna did in their last league match against Girona to seal European qualification. “It’s great when you see the whole stand in red and I’m sure we’ll see that tomorrow too.”
Regarding how the dressing room faced this historic event, Garcia said that they are professionals: “This is our job and we perform it very naturally. The preview brought us a very good prize, but we have A tough bone to gain It’s a club with a lot of history, a mix of youngsters and seasoned veterans.
“We have to keep a cool head and realize that we are playing with our people and we want to get the best possible return,” the Reds centre-back stressed.
“We had a tough day in the hot weather. We don’t like playing like this because it’s not good for the players or the fans, but we’re still more used to it and see if we can exploit there. They had it when they left Belgium It was 20 degrees and it was 40 degrees when we arrived,” he said, noting that was one of the factors to consider.
Unai Garcia personally said that he feels “good” and “looking forward to it” because it is a “challenge that can mark the season and we will do everything possible”.Effie
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