Jonathan Orozco assures that Santos Laguna will not give up and that in the two remaining games they will give their all to obtain the victory.
Thinking first of all about the match against Rayados on Thursday, the goalkeeper stated: "For us, this match is just as important as it is for the fans. We are aware of the rivalry that exists with Monterrey and the importance in terms of the points we need. We are not a stepping stone for any team.
"The three points are what matter. Monterrey is fighting for the top spot, and we are going out to win those points."
We are going to play for pride, for the shirt, and those are valuable three points. We will not give up. These remaining matches are important for what is to come, for the next year, so we are going to work in the best way for this game.
He highlighted the importance of getting three points, both for the rivalry and for what it would help them in the relegation battle.
"By winning these two matches, we will make an important leap, overtaking two teams like Lobos and Cruz Azul for the next tournament, which is the one that decides relegation. So it is important," he said.
He also acknowledges that for everyone, it is about doing things well in order to secure their place in the team.
"We know that in Mexican soccer, it's like that. We are all playing for our jobs, for our work. Even if you have a contract, sometimes that doesn't matter. Sometimes the contract is not worth much, on the contrary, it's about what you do on the field. That's why everyone's permanence in the team is at stake. Maybe someone has a better chance, which is why it is important for all of us to achieve those points and show the performance that we have given. It wasn't a bad performance, but there were some things that didn't go our way."
Regarding whether he would bet on Siboldi's continuity, Orozco explained: "That is an evaluation that corresponds to the management. As players, we support the team, we are very happy with the way he works, just as we were with 'El Chepo', so it's up to the management to decide."
"For us, this match is just as important as it is for the fans. We are aware of the rivalry that exists."
In particular, Jonathan assures that he wants to continue with Santos because "I am happy here, I found a home with the Club's people, but I know that we are subject to evaluation and changes.
I am happy, I have a big commitment with the management, coaching staff, and the institution. Things didn't go well this season, so we need to change our face. Leaving is not on my mind, I haven't even considered it, but in the end, we will talk to the management to see if we fit into the project, but I want to stay. I have a two-year contract."
When it comes to the match against Rayados on Thursday and the absences that both teams will have, the goalkeeper indicated that for Santos, winning is the priority regardless of who plays.
He was indifferent to opinions that see Santos as a victim against Rayados, as he said, "People's opinions are respectable, whether they believe it will be easy and they have the three points in the bag, they are mistaken."