Jesé: "I return with the enthusiasm of a youth player and the experience of a man"
The forward from Gran Canaria begins his third stint at the club with a message of commitment, maturity, and a sense of belonging. The event took place at the Barranco Seco Sports City, where the player addressed the media accompanied by the sporting director, Luis Helguera.
The forward from Gran Canaria begins his third stint at the club with a message of commitment, maturity, and a sense of belonging. The event took place at the Barranco Seco Sports City, where the player addressed the media accompanied by the sporting director, Luis Helguera.
Helguera praised his addition, stating that “he is a player for the three attacking positions and has signed for one year.”
Some of his statements:
“I come with the maturity of being 32 years old, having played in many leagues and different competitions. I come with the enthusiasm of a youth player and the experience of a veteran. I’m here to bring my experience to help the younger players, and I’m incredibly excited. I’m eager to join the group tomorrow.”
“I have always been available to the club of my homeland, which I have followed since I was a child. I’m here because we all agree and are moving in the same direction. It’s that simple.”
“Viera’s words are special to me because we share a great friendship. I’m sure we’re going to have fun; I’m looking forward to being on the field with him.”
“I have the same desire, but I’m more excited than before. Because now I have more knowledge and experience in football. What I say today is not as important as what I do starting tomorrow.”
“The first message to the fans is a reminder about the past. I didn’t leave in the best way. I left angry after losing the playoff, following a difficult year. I apologize to the fans and to Xavi Pimienta. Those were unfortunate statements made in a moment of significant frustration. But I want to remind everyone that I left with 12 goals and 8 assists, which is the positive side. I’m going to work and contribute everything I can.”
“I don’t like to promise numbers; it’s a mistake. But I promise to sweat for this jersey until I can’t anymore. I’ll give everything I have inside. Good results will surely come. I’m available for any role, which will be determined by performance. Whatever the coach decides is completely respectable.”
“All opinions are respectable. It’s up to me to prove myself in training and on the field, to change opinions and gain the support of the people through my performance. You have to give it your all, with heart and courage.”
“Promotion would be the most special thing for me because this is the club of my homeland. My father used to take me to the Insular as a child, where I watched all the games. We’ll take it step by step, integrating the young players. The sporting management is doing things well, signing young talent. We must go step by step, without setting big goals at the beginning. As things go well, we’ll gradually aim higher.”
“I’ve seen some promising details in Recoba. He has good potential as a footballer. We’ll help him. It’s time to take on the role of helping the younger players. If you help them, they’ll help you. I’m here to contribute my bit in every way I can, including performing on the field. That’s why I’m here.”
“I’ve arrived last. We’ll see what jersey number options are available. I won’t deny that I’d like to have the number 10 because I’ve always had it. But we must respect what the teammates decide.”