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Crystal Palace coach says Darío Osorio will change the team’s style of play

From Cooperativa · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Crystal Palace coach Pierre Sage said new signing Darío Osorio offers pace and long-range shooting.
  • Sage said the Chilean forward could change how Crystal Palace plays and may debut against Fulham in the Premier League.

Pierre Sage believes Darío Osorio will do more than add another attacking option at Crystal Palace. The coach said the Chilean forward could change the way the London club plays.

We need a player with speed in this position and he is capable of shooting from distance.

· Pierre SageThe Crystal Palace coach described the attacking qualities he expects from new signing Darío Osorio.

Crystal Palace officially announced Osorio as a new player on Tuesday. He has already joined the squad and is waiting for his first minutes in English football. He could make his debut on Saturday when Palace visits Fulham in the Premier League.

Sage highlighted the qualities he expects Osorio to bring to the team. “We need a player with speed in this position and he is capable of shooting from distance,” the coach said.

He will change our way of playing.

· Pierre SageSage predicted that Osorio would influence Crystal Palace’s collective style.

He then offered a broader prediction about the signing’s influence on the team’s collective play: “He will change our way of playing.” Sage also discussed the Fulham match, saying he expected it to provide a reference point for assessing the team’s current form. He added that football has no memory and that what happened previously can always be questioned.

Football has no memory. What happened before can always be questioned.

· Pierre SageThe coach discussed using the Fulham match to assess the team’s current form.
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Originally published by Cooperativa 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.