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By: Kike Frías Updated 05 Sea 2022, : 26 pm EST
Only 36 minutes the Mexican striker Raúl Jiménez has played the last two games with his club, Wolverhampton of the English Premier League, which has raised doubts about the trust they may have in him from the technical direction.
In addition to this, the ‘Lobos’ record their third consecutive loss (they lost this Saturday 0-2 against Crystal Palace) and move away from the positions to qualify for European positions.
There have been no reports of Jiménez’s physical discomfort or misunderstandings within the locker room, so coach Bruno Lage’s lack of confidence it is inexplicable, considering that the attacker has meshed well with his plan tactical approach and was essential in the two victories prior to this losing streak.
Against Palace, the Wolves left without scoring a goal; He has just what the team needs on the bench, but the ‘Killer’ can do little when he comes in from the bench and with the game already tilted towards a balance.
In the last match Jiménez entered the minute 63 of the second half for Pedro Net. Although his team went on the attack to turn the score around, the visitors defended well and did not allow any more goals.
The next challenge for the “Errantes” is against Watford (third from last in the table) again in front of their home crowd. Will Raúl Jiménez be the starter due to his team’s lack of goals?
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