Inigo Perez, the manager of Rayo Vallecano, urged his players to embody the spirit of Vallecas as they prepare for their crucial Conference League final against Crystal Palace. The match is set for 21:00 CEST on Wednesday at the Leipzig Arena in Germany.

Training on Tuesday evening, Perez emphasized the importance of focus, stating, "There will be things we aren’t used to. We have to tune out the spotlight and accept whatever comes our way. We must maintain our identity – and ensure it’s enough to get us the win."

He expressed the emotional responsibility his team feels, saying, "We have to represent Vallecas and our fans. If we do that, and keep our fire alive, we will be on the right track."

Key Points from Perez's Address:

• Emotional Debt: A strong sense of responsibility to make fans proud.
• Traveling Support: This marks the largest traveling support Rayo has ever taken.
• Playing Style: Aim to deliver a performance that reflects their journey.

Perez highlighted similarities between Rayo and Palace, noting a shared understanding of sacrifice and collective effort.

Oscar Trejo, who will play his last game for Rayo, echoed the team spirit, stating, "Tomorrow, a group of friends will have the good fortune to play. It will be magical."

As the team looks to secure a memorable victory, both Perez and Trejo remain focused on their mission to delight the fans and honor their roots, signaling a significant moment in Rayo's journey.