The message arrives and the players believe

Former Las Palmas manager Sánchez says the squad believes in his message ahead of Sunday's trip to Granada, where they aim to extend a three-game winning run.

UD former Las Palmas manager Albert Sánchez has set his sights on extending the team's impressive form in LaLiga Hypermotion with a win at Granada on Sunday. The Catalan coach acknowledged that Granada are in excellent shape with five consecutive victories, but expressed confidence that his squad has bought into his tactical approach.

Sánchez praised last Sunday's comeback win over Eldense, where Las Palmas scored twice in extra time, though he noted the performance was more about energy than quality football. He identified areas for improvement, particularly in building play from the back and maintaining fluidity in possession.

The manager will have to manage several absences, with injuries affecting the defence and players Pezzolesi and Herzog called up to Spain's U21 squad. However, Sánchez views these gaps as opportunities for other players to step up, emphasizing that his message has resonated with the squad.