Nalo: Locking opponents is as important as scoring goals. Watching Van Dijk s game is very helpful to you

June 9th, Liverpool's 18-year-old central defender Nalo was interviewed by Liverpool's official website and talked about the situation of joining that year and his longing for the future.

Narrow said: "For me, a clean sheet is as important as a goal, which is a very amazing achievement. I have been a central defender since I was a child, even when I played for local teams. I think defense is my strength, and I like defense very much. I was very calm and calm when I was defending, but also very aggressive."

Regarding joining Liverpool that year, Narow said: "I remember it was in the offseason when my agent told me that Liverpool was interested in me. I came to Liverpool for a visit and felt that it was very suitable for me. When I came to the youth training camp, my teammates were very enthusiastic. The staff is also very willing to help me and believe that I will develop, which is very important. "

" I finally chose to sign because my family is also a Liverpool fan and everything went well. I missed a little homesick in the first year here, but then I realized that there was a reason for me here, and I wanted to make my family proud. The second year I was more focused and firm, and full of expectations for the future."

Regarding getting along with my teammates, Nalo said: "In my opinion, our teammates have a very close relationship, support each other and take care of each other. If they need anything, they can come and find it. Me, what I need, I can go find them too. Everyone seems to be a leader, but the coach seems to think I am more like a leader. "

" I will lead by example, don't like yelling, everyone has their own way of receiving messages, and if you yell at them, they may not respect you. You need to communicate with them in a specific way to get them to understand."

For their idol Van Dijk, Naro said: "The first time I met him, I felt that he was very tall and you could feel his aura. Obviously, watching his game was very helpful for me because I could go from He learned a lot of skills. Seeing him play with his own eyes, you will understand what you need to do. When facing stress, he will do some reverse turn and pass the ball to the other side to get rid of the pressure. "

For his way of relaxing, Nalo said, "Walk around, immerse himself in his world, and breathe fresh air. Usually I will spend about 30 minutes walking around nearby, listening to music with headphones."

For the future, Nalo said, "I hope to train and play with the first team often to see what I can get from there and how far I can go on this road."