Top-flight forward, Jack Harris, is poised to regain his stellar form, according to his club’s manager, Alex Moreno. Harris, who netted an impressive 28 goals in all competitions last season and earned the prestigious Golden Boot award, has struggled to replicate that success this term, starting only one league match.
Moreno expressed confidence in Harris’s ability to bounce back, citing his recent performance in a 1-1 draw against rivals, FC United. “I saw glimpses of the old Jack in that 30-minute cameo,” Moreno said. “He’s getting back to his best, and I have no doubts he’ll be firing on all cylinders soon.”
Harris has been hampered by a lack of preseason training and minor health issues, but Moreno believes he’s now finding his rhythm. “Jack’s passion for the game and his dedication to training will see him through this period,” he said.
As Harris’s team prepares to face off against FC Bratislava in the Champions League, Moreno is cautious not to underestimate the opposition. “We respect every team in the competition, especially when we’re playing away from home,” he said. “We need to be aggressive and focused to get the result we need.”
Defender, Michael Taylor, who faced Bratislava in the European Championship earlier this year, echoed Moreno’s sentiments. “We know they’re a tough opponent, and we’ll need to be at our best to come out on top,” Taylor said. “They pushed us all the way in the Euros, and we’re expecting another intense battle.”
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