Burnley
In a heartfelt message to fans, Maxime Esteve has expressed his regret over Burnley’s relegation from the Premier League. The French defender, a beloved figure among the Clarets supporters, took to social media to address the club’s unfortunate fate, while also pledging to make fans proud in the remaining fixtures of the season.
Maxime Esteve said: “This season hasn’t been what you and what we deserved. I’m sorry. We’re sorry. Your support throughout has been unwavering and that means everything to us. There are still games to play. We’ll play them for you, to try to make you proud.”
Esteve’s disappointment was palpable as he walked off the pitch alongside teammate Zeki Amdouni, reflecting the somber mood within the squad. Esteve was not alone in addressing the relegation, as several key players also shared their thoughts and emotions with the fans.
Zian Flemming said: “We’re going down, but just as I hope you felt and saw again yesterday [Wednesday night], never without fighting until the very end. Four more games.”
Florentino Luis added: “This is not the season we wanted to deliver. You’ve been there since the first day and we didn’t achieve what we set out to do. Now it’s about honour, staying together and fighting for this badge until the very last minute.”
Ashley Barnes penned: “You know how much I love this football club. This hurts. A lot.”
Quilindschy Hartman said: “The journey continues, Burnley Football Club will be back.”
The collective sentiment from the players highlights a deep sense of responsibility and commitment to the club and its supporters. Despite the setback, there is a shared determination to end the season on a high note and to begin the journey back to the Premier League. The players’ messages underscore the importance of unity and resilience in the face of adversity, promising fans that the team will continue to fight for the club’s honor and future success.
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