José Ángel Carmona recently appeared on Sevilla FC's "Solo el Sevilla" program, where he made it clear that the atmosphere in the dressing room was filled with great joy.  

He said: "We are still immersed in the joy of winning the game, which is of great importance to the team and the fans. However, football games are changing rapidly. Although it is a suspension period and the break is long, we are already familiar with the coach's working style and he has already started preparing for the next game."  

"Such a start to the season has been incredibly exciting for the fans, and we feel they are with us and recognize the team's performance. Sevilla has always been full of energy and is a very resilient team. In the past, few teams were willing to play here because it was so difficult to score points. But thanks to the coach's philosophy and the hard work of the current players, the fans recognize our efforts and are attracted by our all-out efforts."  

Speaking about head coach Matías Almeida, he said: "Since he took over, he has given his all. The passion he brings is contagious to everyone. There was chaos in the dressing room and we were not even sure what to stick with, but he inspired us from day one. I admire his understanding of football and the way he leads the team. I am sure he will bring very positive results for us."  

"Internally, we stayed calm because we knew these situations would happen eventually. But it's crucial to connect with the fans, and as long as we give our all on the field, they will respond. Besides enjoying the game, it's equally important to maintain confidence. Looking at it from a different perspective, our performances in the first two games were pretty good, but things have been a bit up and down now. The coach is asking us to maintain our consistency, and I believe that will lead to more wins than losses."  

"Football is a sport where mistakes are inevitable. The key is to minimize them, and the beginning of the season didn't go my way. I told the coach I could give more, and he gave me confidence, affirmed my abilities, and provided guidance on the pitch. He told me he believed in me, and that was very encouraging. I started to approach games differently, more calmly, without feeling the pressure. I've always believed that life will always put you where you need to be. I haven't enjoyed playing as much as I do since joining the first team, because I usually enjoy winning. These four or five weeks have been the happiest times of my career."