Last in the Premier League standings with two small points gleaned in six days, Fulham has still not won a single match since the team was coached by Álvaro Arbeloa. The former Real Madrid coach is also the subject of intense criticism and especially rumors according to which his players have abandoned him, not to mention a future which is more dotted than ever. Under contract until 2029, the 43-year-old Spaniard appeared before the media this Friday, on the eve of the match against Hull City, to respond to these rumors.
“I focus on my players, on my team. That’s what matters most. It’s not me who counts, but the club, the players and the supporters. We are waiting for the match where the performance finally translates into a result. For me it was a normal week, during which we worked hard and prepared for a difficult match against a very tough team. I saw the commitment of the players in training. They are totally focused on tomorrow’s match. The most important thing is the performance of my players. It’s not about my future. As I said before, it’s about the club and my players. They are looking to be rewarded and to deliver a performance that will allow them to offer a victory to the supporters”he declared at a press conference.
