Guido Rodriguez: The team will continue to fight; every game is crucial for the team.

Valencia midfielder Guido Rodriguez discussed the team's current situation, the upcoming match against Real Mallorca, and his experience at the club during the program.

Guido Rodriguez said: "The team is in good form right now and is training very hard. We are doing everything we can to ensure that everyone is in top condition. The whole team is in high spirits and everyone is looking forward to the game, especially the match against Real Mallorca."

“We are full of motivation right now. After losing to Elche, we, the club, and the fans were all very disappointed. But we must turn that feeling into positive energy and keep moving forward. We can’t wait to play against Real Mallorca and turn our disappointment into motivation, passion, and determination. Personally, I’m really looking forward to this game.”

"We must have the confidence to win, maintain a high level of unity, and persevere until the very last moment of the game. The game usually lasts 90 to 95 minutes, and this period of focus is the most important."

"What we need most right now is victory. We are currently preparing with all our might and striving to do our best. There are still seven very crucial games ahead, and we must take it one step at a time. Every game is important, and we will take them all seriously."

“La Liga is extremely competitive; no match is easy, especially when there's a significant gap in skill. We are very aware of the importance of this match, and therefore will give it our all. The team is ready to meet the challenge and must perform at our best. I believe we can win these matches and successfully complete the season.”

“We are very clear about where we are right now, and we understand the expectations this crest represents, as well as the message the fans are sending us. The team is giving it our all and working hard to get through this difficult period. This crest deserves greater honors, and we are constantly striving for that.”

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