García stressed that the team has trained with great intensity, aiming to secure three crucial points at home. He reminded that Leganés, despite their recent relegation, boasts high-quality players, making them a formidable opponent.
“"A final is when there's nothing left."
When pressed by journalists on whether the match is a "final," García rejected any "dramatic or heroic overtones." His experience has taught him that the only thing that matters is the next game, maintaining a philosophy of present-moment concentration.
“"My only goal is to win tomorrow."
Despite the team being just a few points away from direct promotion and the playoff spots, the coach remains firm in his stance, insisting that long-term thinking is unproductive in such a demanding league. He expressed understanding for his players, who openly speak of "finals" and "direct promotion," attributing their ambition to enthusiasm and, at times, less experience.
Regarding attendance at the Estadio de Gran Canaria, García thanked the fans who attend, asking them to support the team with enthusiasm. On a personal note, he acknowledged his own decision-making errors, emphasizing the importance of self-criticism for continuous improvement.
For the clash against Leganés, the team faces the absences of Enzo Loiodice, Jere Recoba, and Tai. However, the coach views these absences as an opportunity for other players to demonstrate their worth and readiness.
