Iago Aspas, Celta de Vigo striker, expressed great enthusiasm for the upcoming match against Juventus, believing that every European match is a special occasion. The interview, broadcast live by TuttoMercatoWeb.com, showed his motivation and confidence in the role that the coach will have to assign.

Aspas began by talking about his return to the pitch: "I've started training with the team again, I'm quite well, then the coach will decide whether to let me play." After a month's absence, the striker received medical clearance to participate in the match and underlined that he had resumed group training since the previous week. “I will be happy if I come off the bench and be able to enjoy such an important match,” he added.

Regarding the match against Juventus, Aspas reiterated the importance of the match: "It is a special match and it will be special to enjoy it from the pitch and give joy to our people. It will be a difficult match against a very strong team, one of the strongest in the competition." He also underlined the need to follow the coach's instructions to obtain precious points in a crucial phase of the European competition.

The player asked if he will be on the pitch and replied that the final decision is up to the coach. "It's the coach's decision. I had the medical permission to play after a month without playing. I trained as a group starting from the last week but I'm in the match and I'll be equally happy if I come off the bench", he explained. Aspas concluded by recalling that every match in Europe is like a final: "Every match in Europe is like a final, if we can win it's even better."

With the match scheduled for tomorrow night, attention is focused on Celta de Vigo who is preparing to challenge Juventus in a match that promises excitement and tension. Aspas, ready to give his best, hopes to contribute to the team's success and give the fans a memorable moment. The final result, however, will depend on the coach's strategy and the performance of all the players on the pitch.

TuttomercatowebThis article was rewritten and localized by ScoreLens based on the original report.
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