Manuel Pellegrini, coach of Real Betis, has offered an in-depth analysis of Vitor Roque's performance, who will not be able to play in the next match against Las Palmas. The Brazilian debuted with a goal against Leganés but then missed several clear chances against Getafe and Mallorca. Despite this, Pellegrini highlighted that Roque is in a development process, suggesting that if he had been more accurate in his finishing, he might not be at Betis.

The Chilean coach trusts that with time and hard work, Roque will be able to reach his full potential. Pellegrini also took the opportunity to support his goalkeeper, Rui Silva, who has been criticized after a mistake in the last match against Mallorca. Pellegrini defended his work, noting that Silva has had solid performances in other games.

On the other hand, the Betis coach also reflected on the instability in the coaching profession when asked about García Pimienta's contract renewal and Guillermo Abascal's dismissal at Granada. According to Pellegrini, short-term results do not always reflect the work and confidence placed in a coach. He emphasized that those who allow coaches to work with time tend to achieve better results, underscoring the complexity and decisions that affect a coach’s tenure.

Pellegrini's perspective, rooted in trust in the development process and patience with the work, offers important insight into a football world where decisions are often made hastily in response to poor results.