Rodríguez on Unión win and injury: “Hope it’s just a minor sprain” | OneFootball

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·2 de marzo de 2026

Rodríguez on Unión win and injury: “Hope it’s just a minor sprain”

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Maizon Rodríguez, the Uruguayan defender from Unión, analyzed the important 2-1 victory against Instituto in Córdoba, a result that puts Leonardo Madelón's team in the fight for Zone A. However, the concern was his physical condition after leaving the match with ankle discomfort.

The defender, who tried to stay on the field despite the pain, reassured the fans about his physical condition: "Yes, yes, it hurts a little, but well, I think, I want to believe that it's a very celebrated team, so well, I have to work during the week. Quickly, quickly."


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Match Analysis and Adaptation

Regarding the development of the game and the final pressure from the home team, the Uruguayan highlighted the team's focus: "We think about ourselves, we talk among ourselves. Well, they came to attack, I mean, they attacked a lot at the end. But nothing, well, we think about ourselves, we play our game and we see the opponents."

Rodríguez also spoke about his quick adaptation to Argentine football, comparing it to the style of his country: "Well, Argentine football, compared to Uruguayan, I mean, maybe it has more rhythm, I mean, it plays the same. There is a lot of talent in Argentine football, but I see that there is more rhythm, you know. And well, with the rhythm comes a lot of fouls too, but it is played faster, it's much more paused."

The Future and the Tournament Break

Asked about the upcoming break and the next matches against Independiente and Boca, the defender expressed hope for his recovery: "Well, now I'm going to do my best to reach Independiente, which is one of the big teams in Argentina, and it's more exciting to get there."

Regarding the tournament break, he agreed that it has a positive side for his personal rehabilitation: "For me, it's better because I can recover well. But well, yes, maybe because we were coming with this positive momentum, but nothing, I stick with the idea that maybe I can make it."

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.

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