Víctor Camarasa, Oviedo’s new midfielder from Betis, was presented this morning as a blue player at Tartiere. Roberto Suárez, sports director, was the master of ceremonies for the pivot, who will play for the blue team until June and will be paid according to his performance. “He is a player who comes free, from First Division, after a bad experience with injuries, but he is already fit to join the competition. It is an opportunity that arises at the end of the market, he has a presence in the offensive phase and can help us , because we don’t have that player profile. If he manages to be at his level, he will give us a leap in quality. We thank him for having opted for us, because he would have many more options. We wish him all to go well and give us joy”, said Roberto Suárez, sports director of Oviedo. Later Camarasa spoke for the first time as a Carbayón footballer after training at El Requexón under Cervera, these were his statements.
His signing
“My agent called me at the last minute and told me that there was an option for Oviedo and that the coach wanted to talk to me. He told me that he, for his part, would be delighted for me to come and asked me how I was feeling. I come back well, from training with Betis, to help as much as possible. When I spoke with Cervera it was a matter of paperwork”.
Why Oviedo?
“Unfortunately I have had to live a complicated experience, in the last few hours you have to look at the best option and I decided to come here free, then I will have to decide. I thank Betis and Oviedo for betting on me.”
The economic factor
“I have not taken it into account, the only thing I am looking for is to enjoy and be happy. Me and those around me, who have also had theirs. My goal is to compete and enjoy what I like the most, which is football. All of this has an impact on helping the team”.
Your best position
“During my career I have managed to play as a double pivot, more forward, on the wing… I am versatile and can play in various positions, I am comfortable as a midfielder with arrivals, but I will adapt to everything. The team is very compact, the coach You work hard on that and the first thing you have to do is keep a clean sheet. Then the goals and the results will come. The League is very competitive and although I had never been in the Second Division you always watch games. Perhaps in the First Division there are more spaces and I am here to adapt. Before coming I spoke with Edgar, who was here two years ago, also with Mossa, and they gave me good references about the club.”
