Winger Alfon González has made clear his desire to succeed at Sevilla FC following his return from a winter loan to Villarreal. The Albacete-born player, who overcame a pre-season injury, spoke on Wednesday to underline his commitment to manager Luis García Plaza's project.

The Sevillian side currently sits fifth in LaLiga with 13 points from seven games, following a run of two wins, one draw, and two defeats in their last five matches. Their most recent outing was a 1-3 defeat to Barcelona, where Youssouf Fofana, a teammate Alfon praised, scored the home side's goal. The next fixture is away to 17th-placed Levante on October 12th.

A clear ambition

"I want to succeed at Sevilla, that's what I came for," Alfon González stated emphatically. The footballer explained he is not thinking about an exit at any moment, but rather about taking advantage of the opportunities the coach will give him to establish himself. "The manager trusts me and he will give me chances, I need to regain my rhythm and feeling," he added.

Alfon was part of the team at the start of last season before being loaned out in January. Now, with new arrivals increasing competition for places in his position, he views the challenge with ambition. The player believes the group is united and improving under García Plaza's orders.

Faith in the squad

The winger also had words of praise for Youssouf Fofana, whom he described for his high level, humility, and work ethic. This cohesion will be key to handling a long season, where the current break, while not ideal, is a circumstance the team must adapt to.

Alfón González, already with minutes in some matches this campaign, is waiting for his moment to contribute fully. The player is confident that when his opportunity comes, he will be ready to take it. Fans can follow the team's progress and check the full squad on our squad page, as well as the season's schedule on fixtures. The next challenge, against Levante, will be a good test for a Sevilla side aiming to maintain its position in the top five.

The report in full is at ABC Deportes