Racing's coach, Gustavo Costas, expressed his great satisfaction for achieving a milestone that the Argentine club had not reached in 36 years. He highlighted the sacrifice and commitment of his players in winning the title, emphasizing that their dedication goes beyond monetary factors.
"With these guys, I’m all in; they gave everything on the field and didn't do it for money," Costas emphasized. He underlined the dedication of the players in cup matches, highlighting their love for football and the importance of supporting the players in their personal challenges.
In an interview with D-Sports, the coach stressed the emotional intensity he feels for Racing, describing his deep connection with the Avellaneda club. He also recalled the recent achievement in Paraguay for the Copa Sudamericana final against Cruzeiro and mentioned the challenges posed in the local championship.
Costas compared the title won by Racing with River Plate's long wait for a local championship and highlighted the players' dedication to the jersey. He expressed his passion for Racing by stating: "I have an illness that is Racing," suggesting that his emotional connection to the club may influence his performance.
The coach also mentioned the personal problems faced by some players, emphasizing the importance of supporting them and being there for them at all times.
