Consao: The team performed well, but we need more development
The coach of Milan club, Sergio Konisao, appeared in important press statements after winning against Girona, in the framework of the seventh round of the Champions League, 1/0.
"Given the ranking of the team, I can say that the players have made a good season so far, but there is a lot of work that we must continue to do, some things are going well, others are less, but the most important thing is the result, we were The best team in the match. "
Konisua continued his performance analysis, saying: "In the second half, we felt more fearful of receiving the equalizer instead of seeking to score the second goal, though, Leah scored a great goal while working hard for the team, we need to maintain this focus in the upcoming matches ".
Regarding the transfer market, Konisao said: "We need players like Tony and Sidraf, both of whom were present in the studio, and for Gemainiz, I have no comment at the present time."
"Given the ranking of the team, I can say that the players have made a good season so far, but there is a lot of work that we must continue to do, some things are going well, others are less, but the most important thing is the result, we were The best team in the match. "
Konisua continued his performance analysis, saying: "In the second half, we felt more fearful of receiving the equalizer instead of seeking to score the second goal, though, Leah scored a great goal while working hard for the team, we need to maintain this focus in the upcoming matches ".
Regarding the transfer market, Konisao said: "We need players like Tony and Sidraf, both of whom were present in the studio, and for Gemainiz, I have no comment at the present time."
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