Stuani: 'It's a moment of great happiness' after Girona renewal
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Uruguayan striker Cristhian Stuani expressed "a moment of great happiness" after renewing his contract with Girona.
- Stuani, 39, stated he still has "much to give" and is eager to help the club return to La Liga.
- He reflected on his decade with the club, acknowledging both joys and difficult times, including last season's relegation.
Cristhian Stuani, the veteran Uruguayan striker and captain of Girona, has declared it "a moment of great happiness" following the announcement of his contract renewal with the Spanish club. The 39-year-old forward, whose previous contract expired on June 30, admitted to weeks of uncertainty before reaching the agreement.
It is a moment of great happiness
Stuani emphasized that this renewal signifies more than just extending his stay. "I still have much to give and offer," he stated, highlighting his continued desire to contribute to the team. Reflecting on his tenure, he noted that reaching ten seasons with Girona was once "unthinkable" and expressed a deep affection for the club, calling it a "feeling I carry inside."
I still have much to give and offer
During his decade with Girona, Stuani has experienced a spectrum of emotions, from significant triumphs to "days of great suffering." He specifically mentioned accepting and processing the club's relegation to the Second Division last season. Despite the challenges, Stuani remains focused on the team's immediate objective: returning to La Liga EA Sports. "It is very difficult," he acknowledged, "but we have that possibility and we are going to die for it."
It is a feeling I carry inside
Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.