The full-back told details of how he overcame his most difficult days in Núñez, talked about everything that that high-impact bubble entails and supported the coach.
Changes, everything changes. The football world is a roller coaster, a path full of ups and downs that is much more pronounced when you are in clubs of the magnitude of River. The soundboard is on another level,”“It’s a very different dynamic and it takes a process.”as he recently confessed Agustín Sant’Annaprecisely a clear example of these ups and downs that sport has.
After starting a handful of matches as a starter, as soon as he arrived from Defensa y Justicia in exchange for almost 3 million dollars, the right back could not demonstrate his best version and a lack of attention in the Superclásico with Boca condemned him to two months without action , hand in hand with an emotional crossroads that are difficult to navigate.
How did you overcome it until you regained ownership and are, now, in your “best moment”? ““I learned to live with that and continued training until I had a new chance.”, The defender reflected in conversation with radio Carve from Uruguay, while enjoying his vacation days from River (the team will return to training starting July 1).
Sant’Anna and one of his last plays in the semester
“What led me to evolve the most is enjoying football, day to day. It allows me to go to train with enthusiasm, understand things outside of football and the confidence that it gives one is important.. I always had ideas and ideas, strength and physical ability, which could do better, but maybe I didn’t trust that because she didn’t play and she locked me up.”explained in detail the 26-year-old footballer, who closed the semester by winning the position over Andrés Herrera, starting six of the last eight games (he did not play the last one with Riestra due to a muscle tear).
In that sense, Sant’Anna opened up to tell a little how this maelstrom of the River World lives and he left two sentences that somewhat summarize the conclusion he reached in these months in Núñez: “spectacular” and “crazy”. “A very demanding club, where you become champion and the next game you have to win”hill.
Sant’Anna gave his opinion on the whistles at Demichelis
Another who traveled – and continues – along similar paths if you will, because at times he seemed to have the support of the people and at other times quite the opposite, is Martín Demichelis. Whistled, then applauded, then failed again. In relation to that moment of darkness that the trainer experienced, Sant’Anna thought that the whistling “they are not for him”, but because “the club is like that, it always demands”. “At home you can see the intensity, as a visitor we are having a hard time, but the obligation is to win by playing well and people make you notice it”added the defender.
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