Nunez: My Goal Was to Become a Champion, That's Why I Chose Ipswich Over Norwich

Marcelino Nunez is preparing for a heated reception when he faces his former club Norwich at Carrow Road on Saturday. The Chilean midfielder made the switch from Norwich to Ipswich in August, becoming the first player to do so since Andy Marshall in 2001. Nunez played a crucial role in helping Ipswich beat their rivals for the first time in 16 years with a 3-1 win, and he's eager to repeat that success. He celebrates the win with Ipswich fans, waving a corner flag after setting up the third goal against his old club. Nunez feels that his experience playing in intense derbies in South America has prepared him to cope with the pressure of the upcoming match. He's motivated to face the game and help his team take three points. The 26-year-old has been instrumental in Ipswich's success this season, with a win rate of 70 per cent in the 20 games he's started. Nunez credits his coach, Kieran McKenna, for his impact and believes that the team has the resources to establish themselves as a strong team and fight for promotion. He's relaxed about Ipswich's promotion prospects and is focused on taking it one game at a time to achieve his childhood dream of playing in the Premier League.