Carlos Colberán: This match will definitely be challenging, and we must face it with all our fighting spirit and passion.

Valencia CF head coach Carlos Colberán previewed the La Liga match against Getafe in the pre-match press conference and explained the team's preparations.  

At the press conference, Carlos Colberán said, "To achieve the team's goals, every player must be in top health and perform at their best. I usually check on the players' mental state before they arrive to give them clear expectations, but that doesn't mean any special treatment. I'm very happy with Arnauto Danjuma; he has excellent qualities, and I believe he will bring many wonderful moments to Valencia fans."  

“We must approach the upcoming match with high morale and passion. Set pieces play a crucial role in our attack, and this game is destined to be very tough. We know Getafe and their coach very well, and the whole team is eager to prove ourselves in La Liga. The power of desire and determination is enough to overcome any difficulties, including the potential problem of insufficient rest.”  

“I admire the team’s spirit of fighting hard for their goals and ultimately achieving them. This spirit must be carried into the game against Getafe. If we want to achieve anything, we must continue to fight until we reach our goals, and we hope to start the second half of the season in top form.”  

"We know we not only want to win, we must win, and the whole team has an equally strong desire and pursuit of victory. We hope to play our best and achieve our desired results, and we will do everything we can to achieve this goal."  

"I can't predict what the team's final result will be. The team is performing well so far, and even if the result is not satisfactory, we still need to improve. We must reduce the number of goals conceded and improve our set-piece ability, because the opponents will take advantage of these opportunities. The more dominant we are in all aspects of the game, the closer we are to the ideal result, and we will start the second half of the season with a spirit of continuous improvement."