Bayron Garcés highlights Blooming’s unity as team seeks to end poor run
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At a glance
- Blooming forward Bayron Garcés said the team must improve its attacking support as it tries to recover from a difficult run of results.
- Blooming will visit Nacional Potosí on Sunday seeking a win to rebuild confidence and add points in the standings.
- Garcés said the unity within the squad could help the club overcome its current situation.
Blooming need a win, and Bayron Garcés believes the team’s strongest asset may be inside the dressing room. The club is enduring a difficult spell of results and will visit Nacional Potosí on Sunday at 8 p.m., looking to regain confidence and keep adding points in the table.
I try to give my best version. With the coach’s plan, we know we are missing that, getting forward a little more to have more support up front. We have been working on that in training these days.
The Colombian forward acknowledged that Blooming have lacked enough support in attack. “I try to give my best version. With the coach’s plan, we know we are missing that, getting forward a little more to have more support up front. We have been working on that in training these days,” Garcés said.
He also stressed the importance of winning in Potosí given the team’s current position. “With the situation we are in, it is important to win again, regain confidence and keep adding points in the table, which is important,” he said.
With the situation we are in, it is important to win again, regain confidence and keep adding points in the table, which is important.
Despite the poor results, Garcés said the group remains close. “Unity. I think we have formed an excellent group in the dressing room and off the pitch. We have formed a family, and I think that will help us get out of this uncomfortable situation,” he said.
Unity. I think we have formed an excellent group in the dressing room and off the pitch. We have formed a family, and I think that will help us get out of this uncomfortable situation.
Originally published by El Deber in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.