The Zaragoza coach made his intention clear on the bench
“My wish is that whatever it is, it is the best for the club,” he added.
The coach of Real Zaragoza, Fran Escribá, stated this Saturday that he wants to continue being the team’s coach, after the Blanquins lost at home 0-2 against Huesca in LaLiga Hypermotion and at a time when their future in the club it is very questioned, after already going seven days without knowing victory.
“If it is my opinion, I want to continue being the coach of Real Zaragoza, but I already say that my opinion and my wish is that whatever is, is the best for the club,” Escribá stated in a press conference held at the end of the meeting, in which has not cleared up doubts about his continuity at the head of the white team.
In that sense, the coach explained that he has met with the entity’s sports director, Juan Carlos Cordero, and the general director, Raúl Sanllehí, although he has not given details of the conversation he had with both.
Yes, he has reported that both leaders “have to talk and, from there, think about what is best for the club,” and that the talk they have had “It was within the sadness and the moment” that crosses the Zaragoza.
However, he stressed that he wants to continue as the team’s coach because he sees himself as “capable and strong.” to reverse the situation.
Asked if he expects to be on the bench next Saturday against Albacete, has stated that “sincerely” She does not know it, although she has added that she wants to think that this will be the case.
“What I am clear about is that, If I continue, we must realize that this situation cannot be prolonged.”, stressed Escribá, who is already thinking about the duel against the Castilian-La Mancha team, “even if there is a change of mind later.”
“I do want to continue and I hope to continue,” has emphasized the coach, who has added that if he thought that his continuity “is bad for the team”, he would be “the first to say it.”
Furthermore, in his speech he apologized to the fans for the results and thanked the team for their support from the stands, in addition to highlighting that “whatever happens” will not change his opinion about Zaragoza fanswhich he has defined as “a spectacular hobby.”
Escribá has pointed out that “it has been a terrible week in every sense,” which began on Tuesday with the defeat in the Copa del Rey against Atzeneta, of the third division, and which ended up losing against Huesca in the league.