Luciano Cabral was a figure in Coquimbo Unidos’ important victory against Universidad Católica on matchday 15 of the National Championship and which left them with their own chances of finishing as leaders of the tournament. In addition, the midfielder spoke about his future, due to the speculation that there is a signing of a Chilean football great.
“What this group has been doing since the championship began. Being able to compete in the (Sudamericana) cup and also not neglect the championship. And I think that is what we have tried to do game by game in the championship,” were the first words of the figure of the party.
Although they were eliminated in the Sudamericana, he emphasized that they gave their all despite the difficult rivals they faced. In addition to not leaving aside the local tournament, which has them as sub-leaders and options to be leaders.
“The drive that this group has to always compete on all fields in the same way and then take advantage of situations, I think that has made a lot of difference in every situation that we have,” Cabral added.
They depend on themselves to be leaders
“Yes, I think that we, as I told you just now, intend to go game by game, although we are aware of where we are today in the table, we are calm,” said 10 of the Pirates.
“We know that each game is going to be more difficult for us because the rivals are getting to know us and are proposing their own thing as well. I think the key thing about these remaining games is that they are at home and we want to try to take advantage of them,” Cabral added about the opportunity at home that they have to be leaders if they beat Palestino at home due to the pending duel this 06/06.
What will happen to the future of Luciano Cabral?
“Well, there’s one more game left, I’m honestly not thinking about what’s going to happen after the first round ends, but I already said it a while ago, here (in Coquimbo Unidos) I’m doing very well,” he started by saying. Luciano Cabral and whose main suitor is Colo Colo in the Chilean soccer winter transfer market.
“I’m happy, I’m enjoying what I do, I love what I do. The club that opened the doors for me to play again. I have always been grateful to the people for how they have treated me and my entire family and I think they tried to always give everything back on the field,” the midfielder concluded and then sent his greetings to his family.
