At this point, it’s better to have more than enough. Especially because the staff of the Girona it’s not that it’s long, precisely. Nahuel Bustos has been one of the sensations of the last days, scoring 5 goals in four games. The Argentine striker has woken up in time to help the team in the fight for promotion. Míchel Sánchez’s men are fourth with 58 points and are looking at the second, Valladolid, with 6 more points – the advantage over the seventh, Ponferradina, is also 7. The victory against Málaga (1-0) allows us to continue dreaming and at the same time served for add two more troops to the cause: Pablo Moreno and Iván Martín.
The Granada striker was the great shock of Girona in the second half, in which he played the entire 45 minutes after replacing Víctor Sánchez, and provided a plus that culminated in the entry of Bustos. In fact, the play of the goal was born from the boots of Moreno and passed through Iván Martín before Bustos sent the ball to the bottom of the net. For his part, the Basque midfielder loaned by Villarreal entered in the 35th minute in the controversial change by Samu Saiz and was one of those responsible for the change of pace. “I have a lot of confidence in all the players because the team trains very well and I have the feeling that everyone is available. Pablo has to understand that there are days when I look for other things with the changes. It may not be his turn to enter, but it’s not because he doesn’t have it. I am very happy for his party and also for Iván. They have given us extra energy by doing a great job. They have been very important for the victory“, Michel acknowledged after the match.
Pablo Moreno has played 14 games this season, 13 of which as a substitute, and has scored one goal; while Iván Martín, who arrived last winter’s market, also played 14. It is worth mentioning that Moreno’s injuries during his time at Girona did not respect him much. The two had gone unnoticed, but against Malaga they showed that they are there and are ready to join in the last stretch.
