On the eve of the reception of the Montpellier HSC, Amir Murillo held a press conference this Friday at the Robert Louis-Dreyfus centre, where he lucidly exposed the current state of the club and reaffirmed his determination to achieve the goals set. The Panamanian defender first stressed the consistency of team spirit despite the recent turbulence, reassuring the absence of doubts within the locker room, while acknowledging some anxiety due to the desire for irreproachable performance. He also admitted that the results were not always up to expectations, attributing certain difficulties to the rigour of the opponents and their well-established strategies.

Then Murillo highlighted the positive relationship between the players and Roberto De Zerbi, whom the defender described as a victory-oriented coach, instilling an ambitious mentality within the group. The main objective remains the qualification for the Champions League, an ambition shared by the entire workforce that guides daily work, regardless of fluctuating results. Aware of the criticism of defensive performance, the team is committed to collective improvement in all areas of play, recognizing that injuries and repositioning have affected the balance of the block.

Finally, the human rights defender mentioned his adaptation to a new championship and the progress made, particularly in tactical terms, while expressing the desire to return to his best level to contribute to the final sprint. The match against Montpellier is seen as a decisive moment, and Murillo called on the fans to support the team, insisting that success depends only on the players, fully invested to achieve an essential victory in the race to a European qualification.