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Matarazzo explains why Sarr didn’t play at Mestalla

After Real Sociedad’s win at Mestalla, the coach said Mamadou Sarr “couldn’t” due to fatigue and heaviness.

Why Sarr was benched

As reported by Mundo Deportivo, Real Sociedad went into Mestalla expecting Mamadou Sarr to start, following three consecutive starts. But Pellegrino Matarazzo made a late call: the Senegalese centre-back ended up on the bench, with Luken Beitia chosen to partner Jon Martín at the back as the match was decided in the home of Valencia.

“He gave me signals that morning”

After the game, the coach explained the reason clearly: "Es normal que haya jugadores que no están en su mejor estado de forma. Estaba planificado que Mamadou Sarr jugara ante el Valencia, pero me dio señales por la mañana de que no podía. Estaba cansado, se sentía pesado. No podía jugar. Le tendríamos que haber cambiado después de la primera parte", Mundo Deportivo quotes Matarazzo as saying.

He also pointed to the club’s limited knowledge of the player’s physical limits in this new setting: "No le conozco lo suficiente y no sé hasta dónde puedo apretarle. Son nuestras primeras experiencias juntos. Ha jugado dos partidos seguidos. Hay jugadores nuevos jugando y por eso no estamos en nuestra cima de forma".

International break to reset

The outlet links the situation to the wider challenge of managing fitness loads and integrating new signings’ tactical roles. With the international break coming up, Matarazzo’s plan is to fine-tune Sarr’s work: "Tenemos tres semanas para individualizar el entrenamiento. Estaremos pendientes de su convocatoria con la selección nacional".

That window should help the centre-back regain his best level ahead of a tight schedule, where Real Sociedad will need strong options at centre-back in both LaLiga and the Europa League, as Mundo Deportivo reports.

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