Waiting for Idiakez to hit the key, for the winter market to arrive or for Deportivo’s forwards to finally hit the opponent’s goal, The team searches within to reinforce itself and to reactivate that offensive game, very productive, without a pattern and that suffers from wide players. The first names that produce longing and that appear in the plans of any sports fan and Idiakez himself are Yeremay Hernández and David Mella.
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“I have some hope for next week, but I’ve been like this for several times now and the good news hasn’t arrived.” Idiakez was the first who, before facing and drawing against Tarazona, already projected his desire for a possible return of the two youth players to a call-up and an official match. He already knew that against the Aragonese it was going to be impossible, so he set his goal on this weekend’s duel, already in Riazor against Osasuna B.
Both David Mella and Yeremay Hernández are going to try themselves out, again, this week and both they and the medical and technical managers will decide if it is possible for them to reappear in the next home match.
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David Mella seems to be one step ahead, but the participation of both is not certain. Neither of the two youth players are ruled out. The left-hander from Espasande paid for the extra effort he had to make with Deportivo in the Cup match against Covadonga in Langreo. He was the best and fundamental to come back in that duel and, days later, he was diagnosed with a muscle tear that separated him for fifteen days from the dynamics of the first team and from a list with Spain under 19 along with Kevin Sánchez. Last week he already did a good part of the exercises with the group and these days it will be tested to see if he is already one hundred percent and available for the duel against the Pamplona reserve team.
The state of Yeremay Hernández offers more edges and finding certainties for a possible return. The Canarian suffered a non-displaced fracture of the fibula on September 2 in Lugo and the estimated recovery time was two months. At first he cut deadlines, but when he jumped onto the grass he found discomfort when performing certain movements, such as hitting the ball. More than deadlines, it is a problem of feelings and confidence and Yeremay will be tested, again, this week. Everyone longs for his return.
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