Clément Grenier: “Mallorca is a club that inspires confidence in me”

The new Mallorcan player shows his enthusiasm for starting to join the team and debut in the Spanish league; At the moment he is working on his adaptation and on his physical appearance after months without competing: “This new stage represents an important moment in my career, I have known Ligue 1 and Serie A and now I am lucky to know the League”.

About him RCD Mallorca, Grenier affirms that “it is a club that inspires confidence in me, I already really want to play”, to which he adds the good reception he has had from the squad: “The team has welcomed me very well and I am very grateful for it, there is still a language barrier, but I try to say a few words in Spanish so that they understand me”. In this way, Sergio Rico, from PSG and Amath, Senegalese “help me translate and little by little we can get to understand each other better”.

On the permanence and the current bad streak of the team after four consecutive losses, Grenier assures that “we have to give everything for permanence, I want to help the team and try one hundred percent for this shirt, the situation is not the best, when we don’t win the game or we don’t score points, it’s not easy but we have to maintain confidence because there are very good players, I watch the training sessions closely and I’ve attended the games against Royal Society and Celtaand small details need to be fixed, and hopefully we can turn things around very quickly.”

Grenier already traveled with those summoned to Vigo for the match in Balaídos against Celta to make a group and start sharing a journey with your new companions. It was left off the list but it is assumed that it will not take long to make its official debut as vermilion.

Finally, the Frenchman sends a message to the Mallorcan fans: “Thank you for the welcome and for the pleasant messages on social networks, I look forward to seeing you all at the Stadium, we will need everyone until the end to stay in the League See you soon…Visca el Mallorca!”.