Bruno Langa and 'Choco' Lozano feel optimistic on arrival at UD Almería
The last two additions to the Rojiblancos' squad in the January transfer window have been officially presented by Club Managing Director Mohamed El Assy
Bruno Langa and 'Choco' Lozano have been officially presented as new UD Almería players by UD Almería Managing Director Mohamed El Assy. The Mozambican international arrives on loan from Portuguese side GD Chaves with an option-to-buy clause at the end of the season. The centre-forward and also Honduras squad international 'Choco Lozano' completes a loan move from Getafe CF, where he was not clocking up game minutes.
The Club's CEO welcomed the two footballers, who were excited and committed to the goal and wished them the best of luck in this new chapter.
The first to talk was Bruno Langa; who begins his journey in Spanish football, assuming the difficulties that the Club is going through and is convinced that 'We'll manage to meet the challenges, I want to help the group and I'm one more to do so.' The 26-year-old added: 'It'll be difficult, but I'm growing, I have the goal of moving further and further and with hard work I'll be able to achieve it.' The Mozambican defines himself as 'an all-round player, who can help build plays, with good defensive and offensive qualities.'
'Choco' Lozano has revealed that he needed to play and obtain more match minutes. Regarding how he felt in his new team on the first days, he stated: 'I see the squad united, despite the situation and I like that. I know the tier, I know how difficult it is, with the work the team is doing the reward will come. Hopefully it'll be sooner rather than later and the te dynamic will change.' The Honduras native forward has also confessed that the image he had from outside his current Club 'was a very competitive team, with players who can make a difference.'
On that note, he explained: 'UD Almería shouldn't envy any other first-division team' and came to the following conclusion: 'Unfortunately, the results are like that and it's very difficult to get out of there. It's all about work, you win a game and it changes your mentality.'