Gâlcă Raises Concerns: What Frustrated the Rapid Coach?
Constantin Gâlcă, the coach of Rapid București, recently addressed the media ahead of the upcoming derby against Petrolul Ploiești. This highly anticipated match will take place on Friday, February 6, at 20:00. Fans can catch the action live on Digi Sport 1 and Prima Sport 1.
Gâlcă’s Focus on Improvement
During the press conference, Gâlcă emphasized the importance of the upcoming match as his team seeks to build on their recent success. Following a strong performance in their last game, Gâlcă noted that confidence within the squad has improved. However, he cautioned that winning games in this competitive season is not easy.
- Date of Match: February 6
- Time: 20:00
- Venue: Home ground of Rapid București
- Broadcast: Digi Sport 1, Prima Sport 1
“We need to give our all,” Gâlcă stated. He outlined that for Rapid to secure a victory against the ‘yellow wolves’ of Ploiești, they must maintain strong defensive organization and display creativity in attack.
Defensive Organization and Team Strategy
Gâlcă reiterated the necessity of replicating the ambition and approach shown in their previous match. “It’s crucial to link this game with another victory,” he added, highlighting the significance of consistency in performance.
Frustration Over Title Questions
When asked about the title race, Gâlcă’s demeanor changed. He expressed irritation over repeated inquiries about the team’s championship ambitions. “My focus is on our primary goal: qualifying for the play-offs,” he asserted firmly. He reminded reporters that several matches remain in the season before discussing title aspirations.
Player Updates
Gâlcă also commented on the recent signings of Daniel Paraschiv and Olimpiu Moruțan. He acknowledged their need for more match experience but emphasized the valuable contributions they make to the team through their hard work.
As the derby approaches, Rapid fans are hopeful that Gâlcă and his team will bring home the three points, reinforcing their position in the league.
