New Delhi, September 9 (Udaipur Kiran) : Fulham’s head coach, Alvaro Arbeloa, is facing a challenging start to the 2026-27 Premier League season, with his team yet to secure a single point. Despite this, Arbeloa remains optimistic, insisting that the mindset of his players is more crucial than the current results.
Speaking to GeoStar, the Spanish coach stated, “I have always believed that results matter, but attitude matters the most. How you respond in every situation, regardless of the circumstances, reflects your identity as a team. You must keep fighting until the final whistle. There can be no compromise on this mentality. I expect this from my players in every match, whether we are winning, losing, or facing difficulties. Our approach should remain consistent. While we cannot control everything happening on the pitch, we can control our effort and mindset. That will carry us through the entire season.”
Arbeloa also highlighted the need for ambition in building the squad. “If we want to be ambitious, we need to sign players who can enhance the squad. We lost some good players last season, so we had to make changes. By bringing in quality players, we aim to align with our vision and style of play. The sooner they settle in, the better it will be. Our focus is on maximizing the potential of this group, building a strong unit, understanding each other’s movements, and ensuring everyone is on the same page. Hard work starts now.”
He concluded by expressing his desire for a team with a clear identity. “I want to see a team that plays with courage and a distinct impact. We aim to be a very attacking team, brave with the ball, and aggressive when we lose it, ready to attack. I believe we need to show that passion and purpose in every match and give our all.”
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