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Arnaut Danjuma, who scored against Atlético Madrid on Monday, is not certain to stay at Villarreal at the end of this transfer window. Courted by Lille, the Dutchman is being pushed towards the exit, according to the Spanish media. Questioned on Thursday at a press conference on this subject, Marcelino was very clear about it. The Villarreal coach did not mince his words and wants to see players involved, whether he is assured of being a starter or not.
” We want to have the best possible squad. In addition to Yeremi (Pino), three players have come to strengthen the team’s attacking sector. And with (Arnaut) Danjuma, that makes five. What is clear is that those who stay will have to accept their role at all times. I can’t guarantee anyone a starting spot. If you are able to be professional playing 90 minutes or zero, that is the profile of the players we want. Good teams are made up of good players who respect the coach’s decisions as well as their teammates. That’s how I see the collective, and those who think like that are the ones who should stay “, Marcelino said, for BrandThe message has the merit of being clear.
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