Vlahovic: It s normal for people to discuss me, now I just want to work hard to help the team

Hupu September 1st Juventus defeated Genoa 1-0 away in the second round of Serie A. Juventus forward Vlahovic scored the winning goal in the game. After the game, he also accepted an interview with broadcaster DAZN.

You can see that you are very eager to play and kill the game - what was your mind at that time? Do you firmly believe that you can be the one who decides the game today?

"As you said, I just thought about how to play, play well and go to goals so that we can get into the national team game day break with a victory. It's a tough away game against a team that is always difficult to deal with, and we won this important victory, thanks to everyone's efforts, and I want to congratulate my teammates and head coach."

There are always a lot of discussions about you... How 'Juventus' do you think you are?

"It is normal to be discussed, but I just think about the court, train with all my strength, and try my best to decide the direction of the game under such circumstances. I am very happy to help the team today and hope to continue in the future."

Have you changed any changes in your heart in the past year?

"No, nothing special. The new season has begun, we have made pre-season preparations... It's just as normal. I don't know what happened outside. Now it's just started, and the season is still long. I just hope to keep going, train hard, and give all my strength to the team, teammates and coaches. Then we'll wait and see, hoping to achieve everything we want."

What does it mean to you if you can hold a trophy in a Juventus jersey?

"We have held up a trophy, but obviously not enough. In this regard, I have talked to everyone who should talk to, and I am not satisfied with it. I have been here for the fourth and fifth years, and we have only won a trophy, which is not the level of Juventus. We hope to do what we want to do, and that will be a wonderful feeling. But it will be a step by step, one game after another, and then see what will happen in the end."