Ass reported that despite Girona's 1-3 defeat against Vallecano, the team still struggled to find the positive. There were indeed few highlights in the

game, but the players showed tenacious fighting spirit after falling behind 0-3 and Gazaniga was sent off. Players such as Zigankov and Roka stood up and showed their sense of self-esteem and honor. In particular, Zigankov assisted Roka and scored a goal to save face.

However, Lemar's performance was particularly outstanding. The French midfielder who came on loan from Atletico Madrid played for Girona for the first time and replaced Younger Herrera in the 70th minute. Despite his limited playing time, Lemar is extremely aggressive, energetic and skilled.

He shot twice on the court (one shot on the right side) and completed a pass second only to Herrera in the frontcourt. His pass success rate is as high as 85.7%, and he performed well. Although Lemar made a brief appearance in the game, he brought hope to Girona. Head coach Michelle has high hopes for Lemar and believes that he will become an indispensable member of the team. His teammates also praised him, hoping that he would recreate his glory when he joined Atletico Madrid. Lemar, 29, was a member of the World Cup champion and won La Liga, Ligue 1 and European Super Cup.

Michel said: "Lemar is a special player and he is very critical to the area where we want to create a threat. He is decisive and we look forward to seeing his best form."