Sassuolo defender, FaliCandé, expressed optimism and satisfaction before the match against Como, following his recovery from a torn cruciate. In an interview with DAZN, the player declared that he felt "very happy" and that he had regained his physical form, stating that now "I am now there" on the pitch.

Candé talked about how the end of his injury changed his state of mind: "After the cruciate rupture today it's as if it were the first time in a long time, I'm very happy. I'm also good physically. I'm there now." His testimony comes at a crucial moment for Sassuolo, who is preparing for a decisive match in the SerieA season.

The Ligurian club has had a season of ups and downs, with the need to consolidate the defense after some uncertain performances. The arrival of Candé, who has already proven to be a key element in the back area, was seen as a turning point. His prompt availability upon returning from recovery was welcomed by the coach, who underlined the importance of having a solid defensive unit to face the challenges of the next phase of the championship.

In the broader context of SerieA, Sassuolo are in a competitive position, but have yet to demonstrate consistency against mid-level teams such as Como. The coach has already indicated that the team intends to exploit Candé's freshness and his experience to strengthen the defensive line. In particular, the midfielder is expected to help maintain control of the game and reduce the opponent's attacking opportunities.

Looking to the future, Sassuolo aims to consolidate their position in the league table and avoid relegation. Candé's return is considered a key element in achieving these goals. The club is also monitoring the performances of key players to decide on any tactical adjustments in upcoming matches. With the season still long, Sassuolo aims to exploit the full availability of their defenders to improve their overall performance.

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