They told Vigo that Valencia asked about him last summer but Berizzo considered it essential. "His talent opens the offensive game" he came to say. Months later, Berizzo removed Orellana for a serious lack of respect. The Chilean challenged the coach in front of the entire squad. It was not the first incident of Orellana with the Argentinean. He is accompanied by an awkward fame of a footballer somewhat derisive, private. But I liked what he said, "thanks to Valencia for playing with me." That message I like. Now it's up to him.
Orellana practically always leaves from the right end. In the Celta he would hardly ever look for the ball down the line. He knew how important it was to create that easy-to-find pass line that his teammates knew by heart. Orellana accelerates the game without consideration since his dribble. In one way or another, it was the one who ordered the acceleration of the play.
Orellana does not have a silk foot or a powerful stride, but a brilliant football head, who is always at the service of the game. And when it has been shaped, it has produced football galore . There in the catch zone, Orellana improvises from his imaginative dribble, which increases in danger with every step that brings him to the area, and that intelligence combined and prepare everything for the play of the goal.
That is their magic, after all. Appear where you are not expected and combine actions of end and mediapunta in the hottest zone and invent plays. It puts it well from the peak of the area and is fast both to change front and to deepen with pass. And he is always confident in his ability and supported in his change of pace.
The more he played the ball Orellana, the better Celta played. Orellana is a lot of mobility, unpredictable dodge and interior zones. We would say that he is a player that has intentions of striker, sense of midfielder and movements of mediapunta. In Vigo it was the counterpoint of Nolito.
