Uros Djurdjevic is facing a challenging start with Rayados, as the Serbian striker has yet to score since joining the club during the recent transfer window. His inability to find the back of the net has raised questions about his adaptation to the team and his overall contribution to the offensive play of Rayados. While other newly transferred strikers like Rodrigo Aguirre and Nicolás Ibáñez have made immediate impacts at their respective clubs by scoring, Djurdjevic is still seeking his first goal, which is essential for his role as a forward.

Despite having gained some minutes on the pitch, Djurdjevic has struggled to convert opportunities into goals. His mobility and willingness to cooperate with teammates have been positive aspects of his game, but ultimately, a striker's effectiveness is measured by scoring, and Djurdjevic has not yet delivered on this critical metric. The expectations are high for players in his position, especially following high-profile transfers that have seen other strikers adjust quickly and score in both league and international competitions.

Djurdjevic's last goal dates back to an earlier match against Mazatlán, indicating a significant gap in his scoring performance. As the season progresses, the pressure will mount for him to contribute to the team's success in terms of goals, which could impact not only his confidence but also his standing with the club and its fans.