Who is the manager of sevilla fc

We have to prepare for a game that gives us great enthusiasm and know how to play a good game to get the three points, which is the goal for tomorrow. It is not a different scenario from any other, we do not look back but we look forward. On top-4 finish We will finish where we deserve to finish, but there are three games left.

Against Valencia we will try to improve our score and our classification, but it will be difficult because we are already in a stage where, although you can mathematically do it, obviously each game is final and it will be difficult. What we have to do is our job, face the game with ambition and enthusiasm and try to get the three points. On Valencia as opponents Trying to face each game to win it, to improve our score and improve the classification, but above all because we do not know how to face the games in another way and it has to be that way.

We think and get excited about each game and, in this case, it will not be an exception, because it really has to be that way and because tomorrow's opponent I have no doubt that he has a lot of quality and a lot of potential. We have to prepare to play a great game tomorrow. Facebook Twitter Linkedin EMail.

Start a Conversation. Coronavirus outbreak Covaxin vaccine Cowin vaccine registration Coronavirus live news Corona cases today Covshield vaccine. Follow us on. Living and entertainment iDiva MensXP. In the summer of , Lopetegui left Spain's national teams for FC Porto, joining the Portuguese side on a two-year deal.

In his first season he would come second in the league, taking Porto to the Champions League quarter-finals in the process where they would eventually be knocked out by Bayern.

Midway through his second campaign - with the team third in the league and in the Europa League after an unsuccessful Champions League group campaign - Lopetegui would be released. Barely seven months later, he would be announced as Vicente del Bosque's replacement at the helm of the Spanish National Team. His first job was to qualify for the World Cup - a feat he managed without losing a single game.

However, after Real Madrid announced an agreement for Lopetegui to take charge of their side after the tournament in Russia, he would lose his post two days before the start of the World Cup. In his second spell with Madrid, Lopetegui would be given ten league games in charge. He now joins an exciting new project at Sevilla, taking charge alongside newly-appointed Sporting Director, Monchi.