Simeone: "Scoring four goals in Porto speaks very, very highly of Club Brugge's style"

MADRID, 3 Oct. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The coach of Atlético de Madrid, Diego Pablo Simeone, stressed the difficulty that awaits them this Tuesday in the Champions League visit to Belgian Brugge, a rival whom he praised and made it clear that "he speaks very, very well in his style" the fact of having beaten a team as usually rocky as Porto by 0-4.

"They are always difficult opponents in their field, with a lot of drive from their people and they have a great coach today with a very good style of play, with a lot of dynamism, pressure and an offensive style with many people in the rival field. That has led him to win three consecutive leagues and continue to compete in the Champions League, scoring four goals in Porto says that his style is very, very good," Simeone warned at a press conference on Monday.

The Argentine assured that, after going to a 4-4-2 last Saturday at the Sánchez-Pizjuán, they will look for "the best" for this match, although he was clear about these changes in scheme. "We've been here for eleven years now and I don't remember a game in which we haven't changed the scheme in the same game or from game to game. I'm not doing anything I haven't done before, it always depends on what the rival presents us with and look for solutions," he stressed.

The 'Cholo', who will wait to see how Nahuel Molina trains to decide his presence in the eleven, also referred to Mattheus Cunha's good game in Seville, playing off to the left. "He is a player who has been making merits in training and to whom we are giving the opportunity to play in a new position despite the fact that he had done so in his previous team," he said.

"We decided to try to find a different situation within the team, in something that we already reflected very well with Adrián and Diego Costa in different games. It is one of the different possibilities that the team gives us and I liked how he did it, it can be important for him team, although we saw content because he has much more and with more time and more games he will do better", he sentenced.