Alexis Sánchez is experiencing his worst days with the Sevilla jersey. In Spain, they are already concluding the stay of the "Niño Maravilla" at the Nervionense club. According to Iberian sports media, the Chilean forward was primarily responsible for the Andalusians' 2-0 defeat against Valencia.
The criticism from specialized sites is based on the mistake made by the Tocopilla native. The glaring error proved fatal, as it led to Hugo Duro opening the scoring for the Ché team. Later, when it was time for him to be substituted, Sevilla fans expressed their discontent with his poor performance and booed him.
Everything went wrong. The portals emphasize that the fans have already lost patience with the Chilean player. El Desmarque, for example, is the most emphatic in this regard.
"Inexplicable loss on the goal by Hugo Duro. He is not cut out for this, and the crowd has had enough. Substituted at halftime and booed.
People are tired of him," they published, also rating him with a score of 1, the lowest in the entire team. Estadio Dep…
In demanding matches, it shows that the winger is absent and has made notable mistakes, being the main culprit for the loss that led to the first Valencia goal. Disastrous, once again," they described. They also rated him with a score of 1, the lowest.
Even El Diario de Sevilla went so far as to claim that the Niño Maravilla has exhausted even his own teammates. "Alexis Sánchez forms an even greater disaster with an incredible loss for a player of his age in a high-risk area. Not only was it the first mistake, but also his manifest inability to commit a tactical foul when he tried unsuccessfully to grab and then to even bother Ramazani's subsequent shot before Vlachodimos' save for Hugo Duro's easy follow-up.
One after another from an Alexis who, nonetheless, was still yelling at his teammates," they commented. But the blame was not solely on Alexis Sánchez. In an equally aggressive tone, the press in Spain also criticized Gabriel Suazo's performance on the left flank.
The Colo Colo graduate, like in previous weeks, could not escape scrutiny. "And Oso? Almeyda may say otherwise, but that kid who just arrived is more of a footballer than this Chilean international who is lying down.
Incredibly, he ended the match with very few positive actions for his team," published El Desmarque, calling for the inclusion of the youth player Oso over Suazo. "Once again, very little from the Chilean full-back in the match. He was not where he needed to be and had a significant part of the responsibility for the second Valencia goal, where he had to leave Kike Salas to try to fix - unsuccessfully - the hole left by the Chilean.
The worst: we will have to keep hearing the message that 'we must protect Oso'," added Estadio Deportivo. After this barrage of criticism, the Chilean players at Sevilla have no choice but to start accumulating points if they want to escape the lower part of LaLiga (in the next match, they play against Real Oviedo away). With the defeat against Valencia, they remain in fifteenth place with only 31 points.
They are just three points ahead of Mallorca, the last team facing relegation.