Betis new player De Osa: My playing style is more aggressive, and I need to repay the club with performance

Hupu August 11th Nelson De Osa flew to Sevilla Sao Paulo Airport last Sunday, becoming Real Betis' eighth new player this summer. After completing the pre-season training camp with the team at the Marbella stage, he made his official debut this Monday, with club chairman Angel Harrow and sports director Manu Fajado attending together.

The Colombian midfielder's joining aims to fill the vacancy after William Carvalho and Johnny Cardoso left the team. However, because he still had ankle discomfort during his time in Monterrey, he has not yet practiced with his new teammates and could only implement a personal rehabilitation plan and strive to integrate into the team's rhythm as soon as possible.

After the official welcome short video was played, Chairman Harrow introduced the new aid: "De Osa's path to entering professional football is unusual. He has no traditional youth training background. He also worked in the mine in his hometown of Marmato a few years ago. With his unremitting efforts, he finally played professional football. His struggle story is highly consistent with the hard work and hard values of Betis and Betis fans. I am particularly happy that he joined us."

De Osa first talked about his relationship with coach Pellegrini: "The team and The coaching staff welcomed me very enthusiastically, and they are both professional and friendly. I will communicate with Pai Shuai further these days, hoping to contribute the best self to the team. "

" Representing the motherland is the dream of every player, and the World Cup year has made this expectation stronger. My playing style is more offensive. I have always liked to play a more aggressive role, but if you want to attack, you have to learn to defend first. As for the pressure, I don't think it exists. The club bets on me, and I just want to repay with the best performance on the court."