Ibrahima Kébé reappeared last Sunday in the Alcorcón camp after more than a month and a half away from the pitch due to a knee injury. The recovery has allowed him to enjoy the field again, something that was not expected because he was unable to play again until next season. With four games to go, Kébé believes that the key to success can be “getting plugged in” to the playoffs. In that sense, Monday’s game against Tenerife sees him as “a test” for the play-offs.
PHYSICAL STATE
I’m fine physically. If I had been told a month ago that I would play in Alcorcón, I would not have believed it. I thought my season was over. I’m ready to play as a starter, but that already depends on the boss.
THE ENJOYMENT OF THE TEMPLATE
We are preparing the match like any other. We know that Tenerife is a direct rival and can be a face-off in the play-offs. An essay. We are fine. The important thing is to arrive with good feelings and plugged into the playoffs. The master reminds us a lot. We look forward to the match.
CALCULATIONS
We look neither at the bottom nor at the top. We think about the day to day, about ourselves and the next game. We are focused on that. The play-offs are not won by talent, but by the work of the whole team. We must all be united and plugged.
