On august 2013

In the end of the preseason, Carlos Cuellar is working hard before a year that promises to be tough for Sunderland in which should improve their numbers of last season's Premier League.
After a stage in Italy and a long trip to Hong Kong, Spanish defender remains optimistic in what will be his second year as Black Cat The fact did not participate in the games in Asia does not prevent feeling valued by the coach Paolo Di Canio, who became a fixture of the defense since he took over as coach.
With the arrival transfers to Sunderland, Carlos will have to fight harder than ever to get a starting job, something he was not surprised because "it's something I've been doing since I started in football. Always have given me as much to count with the confidence of all the coaches I've had".
All the work done in recent weeks, Cuellar wants to transfome in "good results and joy to our fans, who have never failed to support us even though at times we were not up to par".
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