Getafe Prepares for Mallorca Match: Bordalás Discusses Team Dynamics and Key Players

Getafe will face Mallorca this Sunday in a match set to take place in the Balearic Islands. Coach Bordalás held a press conference where he analyzed the current situation of the team, as well as the omission of Luis Milla from the Spanish national team—a notable name on De la Fuente’s agenda for this international break.

Regarding Luis Milla and the national team, Bordalás stated, “The coach is the one who makes the decisions and selects the players. It is evident that we would have liked to see him included, and personally, I would have liked it for the young man, as well as for other teammates, because they are working very hard and performing excellently. I encouraged him to continue working, and I am confident that his moment will come, just as it will for others who are excelling with their respective national teams.”

On Mallorca, he commented, “Mallorca possesses talented individual players and a strong squad overall, featuring many experienced athletes and a coach who has demonstrated significant capability in maximizing the potential of his teams.”

Bordalás expressed confidence in Borja Mayoral’s performance, stating, “We are very pleased because he is scoring goals and contributing to the team. He understands that there is still room for improvement. His impact goes beyond just scoring; he is putting in considerable effort on the pitch. It’s important to remember that he is the all-time leading goal scorer for Getafe, and that achievement is not accidental—it requires immense skill. He aims to reach his peak performance and is currently working exceptionally well. We are very happy with his contributions, and his teammates feel the same. We hope he continues to improve as he has in recent weeks, not just for his goals but also for the overall work he puts in on the field. I am certain he will reach his best level, and we hope he continues to support us as a crucial player.”

Bordalás emphasized the importance of staying grounded, saying, “We cannot live off the initial part of the season. Ultimately, thorough analyses should be made at the end of the championship. We are keeping our feet on the ground. Our focus is on securing the next three points. We are working towards that goal, and at the end of the season, we will evaluate where we stand.”