Sevilla coach Matías Almeyda has revealed the reason for his decision to bench Akor Adams in Saturday’s home defeat to Valencia, reports completesports.com.
The rojiblancos lost at home 2-0 against Carlos Corberán’s team.
Adams was named among the substitutes and Neal Maupay started up front.
The decision backfired and Valencia scored two goals in the first half.
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Almeyda admitted that he was not happy with the forward’s performance in Sevilla’s previous match against Barcelona.
“We have three forwards. I’m testing them to see who scores the goals. I brought Neal back after his injury. I wasn’t happy with Akor’s last game, so we tried to rotate the team. It’s very difficult to please everyone.” Almeyda was quoted by a Spanish media outlet, alphabet.
Almeyda also explained Adams’ early introduction after the break.
“César left because he felt discomfort in his adductor. Seeing how they were positioned with a back of three, I thought that with the entry of Akor we would have a better attacking option,” he added.
“I made the change from that position. At half-time we made another change to try to improve, but we couldn’t.”
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