Skip to main content
FIRST TEAM
Arnau Tenas, Antoniu Roca and Alex Sala are officially unveiled

The players met with the media for the first time as RCD Mallorca players

Arnau Tenas, Antoniu Roca, and Alex Sala were introduced this Friday at the Strohm Showroom—a sponsor of RCD Mallorca—as players for the club.

The event also served to unveil the first team’s training jerseys, as well as the pre-match jersey.

Find out what they had to say below. 

Arnau Tenas:

“I’ve been here less than a week, but it feels like I’ve been here for months. I’m really happy. My teammates have made it so much easier for me. I’m looking forward to doing some great things this year.”

“One of my goals is to let in as few goals as possible. If I can keep a clean sheet every weekend, even better. I’m going to give it my all.”

“We’re mentally prepared, which is the most important aspect. As for the games—physically and tactically—we have a new coach, so we need to get used to him, but based on what I’ve seen in Marbella, the team knows what it has to do, understands the coach’s ideas clearly, and yes, we’re ready to play together.” 

“We have to be a team both on and off the field. We need to build this locker room—which, from what I’ve seen so far, is incredible—and keep it that way all season long. I think the foundation will always be team cohesion and sticking together no matter what, through the good times and the bad.”

Antoniu Roca:

“As a team, the goal is clear: to get Mallorca back to where it belongs. And on an individual level, I hope this will be a year where I can get plenty of playing time and do my best to help the team as much as possible. And I think this is the perfect place to do that.”

“I know Luis García—I played under him at Espanyol—and I know how he likes to work. I think this is an ideal setting, and I believe we can achieve great things.” 

“The team is constantly improving, but there’s still a lot of room for growth. We hope to keep this up throughout the year.”

Alex Sala:

“We have to take it one game at a time. The Second Division is a very long season, and I think we’ll need every player on the roster.”

“Wherever the coach puts me, I’ll try to give my best. The competition is healthy; that will push us all to perform at our highest level. From there, everything will be up to the coach to decide who should play.”