Overnight, Óscar Estupiñán broke a great record of goals in the Championship being one of the top scorers in the competition and, of course, in his team, Hull City. There have already been three games in which Estupiñán starts as a substitute and sees minutes in the complement. Eight goals that put him as the top scorer of the contest in the first dates.
Shielded by Shota Arveladze, and his teammates like Ryan Woods, little by little, the bad results condemned the strategist and Andy Dawson arrived as the new strategist. Óscar Estupiñán has been a substitute in the last three games played by Hull City, and he hopes soon to win the trust of the new helmsman. Far from his best level in the Championship, from the club itself they hope that his goalscoring record will improve, but first, they make something clear to him.
One of the club’s benchmarks for his extensive career, Ivorian Jean Michael Seri made it clear that in order to regain Andy Dawson’s trust, he first needs to learn from his teammates, who Seri sets as an example. Speaking to Hull Live, the former Nice man maintained, “It’s hard to say anything about Oscar’s situation because it’s about the team. If Estupiñán doesn’t play and Ryan Longman does, Óscar has to learn and see what he wasn’t doing and what Longman is doing to help the team.”
In turn, Seri ruled that Óscar Estupiñán’s scoring drought and substitutions should not be taken personally, “if the project isn’t working for someone, they can’t think about themselves because it’s about the team. It’s not about Oscar or any other player.” Unfortunately for Hull City and Óscar Estupiñán, the Championship club is in a compromising zone for direct relegation.
