"We have won on the road, which is the most difficult thing. Now we need to win at home, and I think Sunday will be a demonstration of that," Brussino said of a Casademont side that has so far recorded two wins in Tenerife and A Coruña, as well as a defeat to Valencia Basket at the Príncipe Felipe. "We have a positive and clear mindset to face a new challenge. I think we have very good material to face any game," he added.
In this regard, the Argentine forward highlighted the work carried out by the team in recent days: "It has been a very positive week. We had some very good practices, we are highly focused on what is coming, and we have to stay on this positive winning path." "It is the first time I have played once a week, and I expected the week to feel slower, but the team is doing a very good job with its planning and every practice is intense," he said of Casademont's daily work.
Casademont are seeking their first official win of the season at the Príncipe Felipe. Photo: Casademont Zaragoza
Regarding the next game, Brussino said it would be a "very physical and intense" matchup against Lleida. "They are a very aggressive team, they know each other well, and many of their players have already spent a season together. We know they are dangerous in transition, and we have to be alert to that," the Argentine forward analyzed.
HIS FORM AND GOALS
Although Brussino said the Copa del Rey "is everyone's wish" and "a competition that is really enjoyable to experience," the Argentine international maintained the mindset the team has shown since the start of the season by avoiding setting goals: "We have to take it step by step, game by game. Every week is difficult, but if we stay on this path, I think things will go well."
"I feel comfortable and confident, both in the team and in the coaches. Little by little, I am contributing more, and I think I am doing very well," Brussino said about his personal form. Since his return, he has experienced his reunion with the Marea Roja in a special way, receiving "affection and warmth" from the fans.