THE BOLOGNA MATCH
'It’s a tough game, playing in Bologna against Bologna is never easy. We’re preparing as best we can. We want to go there, get the points we need, and put in a good performance. Will I play? That’s up to the Coach, but I’m ready. I’ve spoken a little with Coach Cuesta these past few days, he’s full of ideas and energy. I like him already. I also want to thank everyone else (Semplici, Baroni, and Fabregas) as they’ve given me a lot in my career, and I just want to show my gratitude.'
POSITION ON THE FIELD AND “WEARING THE HELMET”
'I like playing in different position - right wing, left wing, second striker. I’m happy to play wherever the Coach needs me to help the team. Delprato said we need to prepare to fight? I’m ready. Some matches are tough and gritty, and you have to give everything, just like I’ve seen in this group. To get points, you have to fight until the very end. I hope to help not just Ondrejka, but all my teammates. Scoring and assisting is important, but right now, the priority is getting points and helping Parma. It’s a young team with good players, and I’m one of the older ones, I’ll do my best to support everyone, on and off the pitch. Whether the games are messy or beautiful, that’s my approach.'
EXPERIENCE IN GREECE AND THE FUTURE
'My time in Greece was a very positive experience. My dream was to play in the Champions League, and I achieved that. Lately, I wanted to play more, and the move to Parma gave me that chance. I’m here to play, have fun, and get back to my style - happy and confident. The future? I’m focused on the present: helping the team, playing, and getting points. We’ll see what comes next.'