Ahead of this Saturday's crucial encounter, Luis García, coach of UD Las Palmas, shared his thoughts on the clash against Málaga CF. The Asturian coach anticipates a "great atmosphere" at La Rosaleda stadium, a venue where, in his words, "football is breathed." This atmosphere, far from intimidating, should serve as "motivation" for his team, which arrives at the fixture in "good form" and with a clear "competitive mindset": to secure all three points.

García also addressed the topic of youth academies, an aspect that, according to him, enhances the prelude to this clash of Primera División aspirants. While acknowledging the complexity of integrating young talents into the league, the coach from Oviedo highlighted that the significant number of youth players at Málaga CF is due to economic necessities. He stressed the importance of gradual growth for young players, avoiding premature debuts that do not guarantee real progression.

Regarding the lineup, Luis García remained cautious, not revealing his cards. He justified Barcia's absence in recent matches due to his previous prominent role, emphasizing that the key to success lies in "details." He noted that, after 34 matchdays, there is maximum equality in the play-off zone, with teams like Castellón and Málaga tied on points, which underscores the importance of every action on the field.

The coach expressed gratitude to the "brave" 400 or 500 UD Las Palmas fans who will travel to Málaga, hoping their support will be felt at La Rosaleda. He described the Málaga club as "very dynamic, brave, and daring," praising the work of their coach, Funes, and also acknowledging Pellicer's role in promoting young footballers.

With a "positive mindset," García is confident that his team, combining the maturity of veterans and the energy of youth, can break Málaga CF's 202-day unbeaten streak at home. He called on the fans to maintain their enthusiasm, considering it a fundamental driving force to achieve the season's objectives.