Leicester City's new head coach Martí Cifuentes got off to a good start in his first pre-season match in charge, leading the team to a 1-0 win over Šaregorskiy Sports Club in Hungary, achieving three consecutive wins in the pre-season this summer.

In this game, Cifuentes sent out a lineup in each half, with a total of more than 20 players on the field. He continued to make rotations in the second half, striving to fully examine the team.

In the post-match interview, Cifuentes said: "What I value most is that every player got a real chance today. There are many positive aspects worth taking away, and there are also many areas that need improvement, but at this stage, this is normal."

"What we have learned in training is being implemented by the players. Although this is a friendly match, winning is still important. People often say that winning or losing in pre-season games is not important, but for me, victory is always meaningful."

"I like our desire to dominate the game and attack through possession. Whether it's the timing of the runs or the rotations, those details will eventually fall into place."

Cifuentes also singled out the performances of several young players, such as Jeremy Monga, Luis Page and Jack Evans, and stressed that the input of experienced players was equally commendable.

The team is still stationed at the Austrian base and will play two more pre-season games this week to wrap up. Cifuentes said that in the next few days, they will focus on improving the problems exposed in this game while gradually increasing the players' playing time.