Truro City owner Eric Perez is optimistic about the club's chances of avoiding relegation from the National League this season. The Tinners, who are competing in their first-ever campaign in the fifth tier after winning the National League South last year, faced challenges early on, sitting eight points from safety at the end of November with only three wins from their first 21 games. However, a recent improvement in form has seen Truro City secure seven points from their last four matches, now placing them second-from-bottom and just four points from safety. Perez expressed his belief in the team's potential, stating, 'Of course we can stay up.' He emphasized the club's resilience and the belief that has driven them to success in the past. Since January, Truro City has made strategic signings, including a permanent deal for Shaun Donnellan from Livingston, and Perez confirmed that there is funding available for further acquisitions if needed. He noted the interest from overseas investors, highlighting the appeal of English football, especially at the National League level. With a new stadium and a storybook journey since the Ontario Inc group took ownership in November 2023, Perez is excited about the future of Truro City and the potential for continued growth.