Yusuf Yazicioffensive player capable of playing as an attacking midfielder, winger and attacker, currently playing for Lillegave a long interview to SoFoot.comtalking about his relationship with Paulo Fonseca: “After my failed loan at Trabzonspor last season, it was normal for the fans to expect a departure. At the beginning of the year I went to Fonseca to tell him that I wanted to demonstrate who I was again and that I could help the team. He trusted me and asked me to work. I like him a lot, I learned a lot of things from him. I love his sincerity and his closeness to the players.”
What did you learn from him?
“To play more mature football. I find myself sharper in attack and above all now I enjoy defending, I wouldn’t have thought of saying it one day (laughs, ed.). I’m a player who likes to play and stay behind the attacker, but Fonseca showed me that this is not enough. He allowed me to love, for example, recovering a ball. This is what I was missing, I understand better the importance of contributing to defensive tasks, especially in today’s football “.
Fonseca could go to Milan and it seems that the Devil is interested in her. How do you deal with this situation?
“My contract will expire soon (June 30, ed.), I still don’t know what the future holds for me because I feel good at Lille. It’s nice to see that many important clubs are interested in me, but above all I want to focus on the European Championship. still have many dreams in football. Of course, you can’t remain indifferent to clubs like Milan. I still remember Ronaldinho, Beckham… We’ll see what the future holds for me.”
Arda Guler and Kenan Yıldız are Turkish like her and are showing quality at Real Madrid and Juventus.
“They are two special players, we are lucky to have them. The Turks look at Real Madrid and Juventus with great pride. They are attentive, hardworking, I have no worries for them, they will have great careers. Arda doesn’t surprise me, he is a phenomenon. If you know football , you are not surprised by what he is doing in his club.”