Mauro Pittón: We want fans to feel Unión’s spirit | OneFootball

The victory of Unión at the Mario Alberto Kempes against Instituto was not just another result. For Mauro Pittón, one of the pillars of Leonardo Madelón's midfield, this triumph is the reflection of a collective maturation process that transcends mere numbers. "Very happy for the victory and for consolidating the previous points. We reaffirmed our good performance with three points against a tough opponent," analyzed the midfielder, highlighting the consistency the team has been maintaining.

In a tournament characterized by extreme parity, Pittón emphasized the physical and mental effort of the squad to string together three consecutive wins: "This is to maintain consistency. It's challenging to win three games in a row and everyone demands the most from us. We had played 72 hours ago and gave our all, so positioning ourselves on the table is very important. It's very commendable." For the player, the key lies in a profound change of mindset: "We have to break the limiting beliefs that are imposed and achieving three consecutive wins is valuable for everyone."

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According to his words, this commitment is the bridge to connect with the fans: "We want people to feel represented by what we do. That's why the effort. It's what we try to convey to the younger ones. The demand is constant and we always have to be up to the task." Despite the celebration in Córdoba, the midfielder keeps his feet on the ground and acknowledges that there is still room for growth: "This is football and there are details we work on internally and want to refine, but opponents play too and often imposing oneself in this parity is not something just anyone can do. But we shouldn't settle for just this, we have to aim for more."

Looking ahead and considering the logical excitement of the tatengue fans, Pittón chose caution but with a clear objective: "Obviously, when the fans see the team winning, they get excited, but we know we have to keep improving and be more patient. That's how we go, but there's still a long way to go and intense opponents are coming. So we have to strengthen ourselves."

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