Lucas Boyer gave a positive assessment of his adaptation to Vitória, emphasizing the support of the fans and analyzing the competitive environment within the Alavés team.  

The Argentine striker was suspended for the previous match due to a red card and missed the game against Girona. After the match, he spoke about his personal condition and attitude towards football, saying, "I am passionate about football and have also learned to handle criticism and praise. I have the competitive spirit characteristic of Argentine players, and I feel very sad when I lose. The support of my family gives me a sense of stability, which is very important to me. Being with my wife and daughter makes me feel at ease."  

The striker particularly cherishes the love he receives from the fans at Mendyso Rosa Stadium, which stems from his all-out effort and fighting spirit in every match. He stated, "Fighting spirit is my instinct. I've never been in a fight in my life, but on the pitch, the intensity of the game makes you different. I'm just a normal person, no different from anyone else, with strengths and weaknesses."  

After a week of rest, the team's form has recovered somewhat. Lucas Boye emphasized the important role of the Alaves fans, saying, "It's an excellent experience to truly feel the fans' cheers in the stadium, and I'm very satisfied with that. The fans here will repay the players' efforts with their actions."  

“Every time I join a new club, I try my best to contribute to the team. I feel very good here and I feel that my role is important. The team atmosphere is positive and the internal competition is fierce. We give our all in every game and strive to earn points, which is a good sign for the team.”