Real Oviedo winger Marco Sangalli today appeared in the Press Room at El Requexón.
Having returned to training with the group, and having overcome his discomfort and undergone the pertinent medical tests, the winger declared that "I feel fine. I've begun working with the group, I feel calm and I am hungry to contribute. I am not suffering any pain and I am available to the Coach." In addition, regarding his experience watching on from the sidelines, the Basque player commented that "all players want to play. You suffer watching on. I thought the team did well the other day. I am in no pain and will have no problem being ready for Huesca."
The attacker wanted to "say thanks for all the signs of affection", highlighting that "the fans and my family all worried about me."
Ahead of the match at El Alcoraz, the winger said that "we are going to Huesca, and they have a team of great players. We are playing well though, and we can get a good result there. They don't concede many, but we score a lot. We are working well and are going into the match with our ideas clear in our minds."
With respect to the importance of securing consecutive clean sheets, Sangalli believes that "not letting goals in is a positive. We didn't concede, and we try to create as much as possible. The team deserved more the other day. We are still going. Every match is difficult, but we have to compete and win."
Finally, asked about the squad depth which the team has, Marco reasoned that "the more people that contribute, the better. It's a long season and the more people we have, the better for the group."
