Girona striker Artem Dovbik in an interview with Sport Arena TV spoke about mentor Michel Sanchez and the tasks he sets for the Ukrainian.
Artem Dovbik"Micheal is calm in the press, but in training, at the game - very restless. He can take some bottle, throw it on the field. In football terms, he is a very restless coach. He plays squares with us - he also gets excited quickly.
We all realise that it is only the 13th round, so we do not want to catch any stars from the sky. We go from game to game, and every word in the press can be so turned round.... That's why everyone somehow calmly answers questions about the championship or some other achievements. The team has ambitions, it wants to be in the European cups, and we are moving with every game towards our goal.
I remember when I came here, he showed me moments of my game back in Dnipro 1, explained what he wants me to do at Girona. He shows me what I need to do on the pitch to make it easier for both the team and myself.
The most important thing for a striker is to score goals. It gives you confidence on the pitch. When a striker is confident that he can score in every match - it is transmitted to the team, the team feels it and plays for you. And it's easier for you and the team. That's why it gives the result in a complex," said Dovbik.
