In an interview with Valencia media radio, Valencia striker Lucas Beltran spoke about the team's current situation, emphasizing the strong sense of unity within the team.  

Lucas Beltran said: "We are in very good form and the team is very united. Everyone was happy after the game against Real Betis, and so were the fans. Although it's a pity we didn't win, we will remember this great feeling and continue to work hard to improve."  

“Our locker room atmosphere is very harmonious, and the team is very united. I don’t pay much attention to social media or outside rumors. In the football world, negative news often attracts the most attention, but we don’t have any of that here. We train every day with joy and gratitude, do our best to improve ourselves, and strive to take Valencia CF to the heights it deserves.”  

"Some people are saying that the current situation is to get the coach sacked, which is simply unbelievable. I would never consider doing that, either as an individual or as a player, but that's football. We understand the game, but at Valencia CF, we will never give any room for such behavior."  

Speaking about the match against Real Betis, he said: "It was a very intense game where the whole team performed well in all aspects. We controlled possession and effectively managed the tempo of the game. Although the loss is regrettable because we felt good and the pressure from the home fans was immense, we really wanted to win. But we must maintain our current momentum, continue to work hard and strive for victory; that's the way forward."  

“All the players and staff of Valencia CF are passionate about training every day and strive to do their best. The team and fans deserve even greater results than they have achieved so far, and we are eager to reach that goal. I believe our efforts will pay off in the upcoming matches.”  

“We want to bring joy to the fans because they deserve it. Even when playing away, they always fill the Mestalla Stadium to capacity. The fans deserve to be happy, and we are doing our best to make that happen. This also shows the team’s fighting spirit; even when we concede a goal, we stick to our original style of play and try to turn the game around.”  

“I feel very comfortable at Valencia CF and in this city, and my form on the pitch is constantly improving. I am giving it my all and hope to score that long-awaited goal soon.”  

“From day one, I promised that I would give my all whatever the head coach needed me to do. I love touching the ball, and it makes me happy to have my efforts recognized. I’m in good form right now, but I still need a goal to finish the game perfectly.”  

"The world of football changes rapidly, so I do extra personal training at home. Mentally, I've been learning from psychologists how to better handle various situations. I have weekly counseling sessions; mastering methods for dealing with unexpected situations is crucial. All of these efforts help me stay at my peak. "