The Belgrano team worked this Wednesday at the Armando Pérez property on court 3 with the best internal climate, because the team calmly awaits the match on Thursday the 13th at 7 p.m. against Tigre for the fifth date of the Professional League tournament and take a look at who they will have to meet in the round of 16 of the Sudamericana in August.
The “B” accumulates three consecutive victories if the two are added for the domestic tournament and the crossing with International in the continental competition and that is why training to adjust details becomes simpler.
After work, midfielder Francisco González Metilli told La Voz where he goes to find his best moment and made it clear that “performance is due to many things: he came from a team where there was a very defined game idea and that It was easy to integrate into that idea, then when I got here I had to integrate into another idea, in the middle there was a change of technician. There are many things that influence performance, now I am much better, but obviously it is all in the head, it is 100% mental and I am working to achieve it and preparing to leave my best version in Belgrano.”
When referring to his way of playing, the former Central Córdoba said that “I am feeling more comfortable in the last few games. Obviously good results help and I am looking for my best performance and I intend to continue on this path.”
Metilli arrived in the last transfer market as a strong bet from the leadership and has not achieved the desired level, which is why murmurs have been heard in the stadium when it is his turn to enter or be substituted: “The murmur is normal, one “He is used to that and it happens everywhere when things are not going well, but in recent times that has been changing, the people supported us, against Argentinos we were left with one less and they were there cheering and it was one more help to win.”
The midfielder has played on both sides, with Farré more on the left, with Real he is doing it on the right and he says: “I have no problem on either side, but I like it better on the right, because when I face diagonally I The arch is more in front, but I can do it from either side.”
Belgrano looked for Metilli in several transfer markets and is still in debt for what was expected from his performance on the field, the “B” acquired a percentage of his pass for 1.5 million dollars: “I have not yet reached the level I intended to reach when I came to Belgrano and I know that the club made a great effort to hire me and I want to give it back. “I am working to reach that peak and in these last few games I have felt a change, now we have to maintain it throughout the year.”
The adaptation has been difficult for him, and the player says about that: “The truth is that it was not something specific, they are things that happen, they are changes. We are people and it is not that one comes and works fully anywhere, the truth is that I had to change the city, the team and the idea of the game, they are all things that take time to adapt.”
Finally González Metilli referred to the round of 16 of the Sudamericana, where the Pirata will face the winner of the playoffs between Paranaense of Brazil and Cerro Porteño of Paraguay (they play in July), a match that will take place in mid-August: “When one plays cups and is in a round of 16 stage, he knows that the rivals he will face will be difficult. So we look forward to seeing who he will be and trying to get past the last 16. We know that the Brazilians are important teams due to their economic power, but we have shown that we can play on an equal footing with anyone, and we did it on the last date in Brazil.”
