Diego Pablo Simeone: "Everything that happened doesn't matter anymore, we will be judged by what we do tomorrow."
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Ahead of an upcoming UEFA Champions League match against Stuttgart, Atlético de Madrid manager Diego Pablo Simeone emphasized that past successes hold no weight as the team prepares for its next challenge. Addressing the media, the Argentine coach noted that despite his squad's strong current run of six consecutive victories, they will be judged solely on their performance in the upcoming away fixture.
Simeone also addressed squad composition for the European fixture, specifically acknowledging the significant absence of central defender Cristian 'Cuti' Romero. While highlighting Romero's clear importance to the squad, the manager stressed a collective ethos, asserting that the team's overall structure elevates individual performances.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on Simeone dismissing past winning streaks ahead of a tough away match.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Highlights Simeone's comments on the absence of Cuti Romero and team collective strength.
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