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UD Las Palmas relies on Jesé and Viera in the final stretch of the season

The Gran Canaria team seeks promotion with its two 'J's as revulsives as the league's end approaches.

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With the season's end imminent, UD Las Palmas is once again turning to the experience of Jesé Rodríguez and Jonathan Viera to face the remaining fixtures.

At a crucial point in the season, UD Las Palmas has decided to call upon players Jesé Rodríguez and Jonathan Viera to try and secure promotion. With only three matchdays left, the Gran Canaria team faces a decisive stretch of the league.
Jonathan Viera, the team's top scorer with eight goals and who proclaimed himself the best in the Second Division, is seeking contract renewal. After apologizing for the heavy defeat against Andorra (5-1), the player presents himself as a key option, especially with Ale García's absence, being considered a 'shortcut to the opposing goal'.
Meanwhile, Viera returns to a squad call-up after missing games due to a cervical issue and an intestinal problem. The player, with retirement on the horizon, is back to acting as a substitute 35 days after his last appearance. The team is currently five points adrift of direct promotion.
Coach Luis García Fernández has labeled the upcoming match as a 'final', facing an opponent that is on an eight-game winning streak. The team is preparing for what is expected to be a dramatic encounter.

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