UD Las Palmas players have reflected on the 0-2 away win against AD Ceuta this past Saturday at the Alfonso Murube. According to reports from UDRadio, Manu Fuster and Enzo Loiodice highlighted the team's effectiveness in a tricky match away from Gran Canaria.
What did Manu Fuster say about the match?
Manu Fuster, who scored the second goal, stressed the importance of picking up the first points on the road. The Valencian forward said the match was very difficult due to the opponent's pitch characteristics, but the team knew how to be effective when it mattered. "I think it was important to start by winning away from home," Fuster said. The player, now in his third season with the club, also expressed his personal happiness and the good atmosphere within the squad.
Fuster is a key attacking piece for the project. In the current squad, which you can view on our squad page, his experience and eye for goal are a valuable asset. The team aims to consolidate a strong start to the Segunda División season, a long and demanding competition where every point counts.
How does Enzo Loiodice rate his return?
French midfielder Enzo Loiodice returned to the starting lineup after a long injury that required surgery. Loiodice admitted he is not yet at one hundred percent physically, but was pleased to be able to help the team and, above all, with the victory. "The truth is I feel very good, I felt good on the pitch," the player explained.
His return is positive news for the midfield. Loiodice brings quality and vision in the centre of the park, an area where the depth of the squad will be key to handling a busy schedule. The Frenchman urged the team to stay calm and focus on daily work, aware that the league is a marathon.
What other players spoke after the win?
Centre-back and captain Álex Suárez also commented on the match, emphasising the need to keep growing with victories. Suárez pointed to the group's unity and the mentality of not making excuses despite a long journey. He also praised the adaptation of Japanese forward Taisei Miyashiro, who scored the first goal of the game and is improving his Spanish every day.
The win puts UD Las Palmas on the right foot in the early stages of the season. Fans can follow the team's progress and the league table on our standings page. The next challenge is to maintain this positive run, with the support of the home crowd at the Estadio de Gran Canaria, a factor the players greatly valued.
What is the next step for the team?
The immediate objective is to capitalise on the good start. The victory in Ceuta shows the team can be solid away from home, which is essential for aiming high. The coaching staff will work this week to fine-tune details, especially in attack, looking for more fluidity.
With several key players returning from injury, managing the injuries list will be important. The road is long, but the dressing room message is one of ambition and realism. The team wants to build its project game by game, enjoying football and with the passion of the fans as the main driver for the challenges ahead.
