Sevilla FC is experiencing a positive turn ahead of their match at Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán against Las Palmas. Amid an institutional and sports crisis, the return of key players to the lineup helps ease the tension surrounding the team. Coach Joaquín Caparrós has welcomed back Morón, who seems to have overcome the physical issues that kept him from training on Monday. This season, the young defender has been crucial in the heart of the defense, contributing significantly whether playing as a full-back or center-back. He has already participated in 30 matches, demonstrating his value, having previously been essential under coach García Pimienta.
Additionally, Caparrós can count on Sambi Lokonga and Sow, who have returned from injuries that sidelined them for several games. The coach continues to emphasize the importance of homegrown talent, as his strategy for maintaining league status includes prioritizing young players who are deeply connected to Sevilla FC’s legacy. This is reflected in his decision to include reserve strikers Mateo Mejía and Antonetti in the squad for the upcoming league match since Isaac Romero is out due to suspension. Moreover, Carmona, a key player on the right flank, is back in action after having served a suspension for accumulated yellow cards against Celta.
With these crucial players returning, Sevilla looks to regain momentum in a challenging period, and the involvement of young talents bodes well for the future of the club. Fans are hopeful that this infusion of talent will lead Sevilla to a much-needed victory.