América's García: 'We've found a way to be unstoppable' in Concacaf final

América's Venezuelan midfielder, Gabriela García, exudes confidence, declaring that her team has discovered the key to becoming "unstoppable" as they prepare to contest the Concacaf W Champions Cup final against Washington Spirit. This assertion comes on the heels of América's recent triumph in the Mexican league's Clausura championship, showcasing a formidable run of form.

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We are very focused for this final, we enjoyed and celebrated the league title, but it is already behind us. We quickly focused on the Concacaf semifinal, we knew that Gotham was the champion, but we overcame them with personality. We have already shown that we are unstoppable when we are 100% focused, now we go for this final.

García emphasized the team's mental fortitude and unwavering focus, particularly in their hard-fought semifinal victory over Gotham, the inaugural champions of the tournament. "We demonstrated that we are unstoppable when we are 100% focused," she stated, underscoring the team's ability to perform under pressure and overcome formidable opposition.

The significance of this final extends beyond just winning a trophy; it represents an opportunity for América to etch its name in history by securing the club's first international title. García, who has played in Spain for clubs like Deportivo La Coruña, Real Sociedad, and Atlético de Madrid, has become an integral part of América's success since her arrival in January, contributing significantly with goals and consistent performances.

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This team is very big. We have worked very well to fight for this championship. We are very happy to be here, we understand what we are playing for in this final to obtain an international title.

From a Venezuelan and Mexican football perspective, García's journey and her impact on América are particularly noteworthy. Her successful transition from European leagues to the increasingly competitive Liga MX Femenil highlights the growing talent pool and the league's rising stature. Her ability to adapt her game, blending the possession-based style of Spanish football with the more direct approach in Mexico, has been crucial. This final represents not just a club achievement but also a personal milestone for García and a testament to the international talent enriching women's football in Mexico.

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In the Spanish league it is another type of game, there you have the ball more, but here in Mexico the game is a bit more direct, that helped me adapt faster, in addition to the help I received from my teammates and the coaching staff.