The Real Oviedo player, Víctor Mingo, spoke to the media at El Requexón and highlighted the good atmosphere in the locker room, his adaptation to the team, and the start of the season.

Víctor expressed satisfaction with the group: “There has been talk about strengthening the squad, but we face this challenge with great enthusiasm. There’s a good group, and we’re doing well.”

On a personal level, he emphasized his ability to adapt to the team’s needs: “In the end, I’m always like a chameleon. I adapt. I contribute my little bit.” Regarding his performance, he explained that the match required him to stay close to the area: “The match demanded that. All I had to do was enjoy and seize the moment.”

The forward also highlighted a style that suits his game: “When the team gets into the area, it’s complicated. For me, as a forward, I like the play in the area. Anything that stays there is welcome.”

Regarding his adaptation to Real Oviedo, Víctor emphasized the support he received: “Pretty well. People support you a lot, and the coaching staff too. The adaptation has been quick and easy because the club has made it simple for me.”

As for the competition, the player noted that all teams compete and wanted to highlight the merit of the opponents: “The teams play too. There’s merit in the rival.” In light of this, he advocates for staying calm: “We have to stay on the same path. With calmness, and we’re just missing that finishing touch in front of goal.”

Finally, Víctor highlighted the team’s progress in pressing and called for continued work with humility: “We’re just another team. The demands are there, but we shouldn’t lose our heads. I know where I come from, working day by day and with the utmost humility.”