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Luis Alberto, the interview: ‘Sarri shows us long videos, I get sleepy’

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Luis Alberto, the interview: ‘Sarri shows us long videos, I get sleepy’

Interviewed on Twitch by the Spanish journalist Benny Arrojo, the Lazio midfielder revealed a background of the last transfer market session: “I was flattered by the interest from Cadiz, we’ll see in the future. I’m fine with Lazio though”. Even if the video sessions don’t excite him: “Too long, I feel like closing my eyes. But we’re among the few teams in Italy that play more European football”

In Serie A, as we know, tactics are very important and despite years of experience, it’s difficult to get used to. He admits it Luis Alberto, interviewed on Twitch by the Spanish journalist Benny Arrojo: “Sarri shows us very long videos every day, he’s different from Inzaghi. Sometimes my eye drops”.

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However, the Spaniard acknowledges an important merit to his current coach: “In Italy we play a lot with a three-man defence, it’s a league that hasn’t evolved much. Only we, Napoli, Fiorentina and Sassuolo play in a more European way. Liga and the Premier League are ahead, especially the latter, for how it combines quality and physique”. At Lazio since 2016, Luis Alberto is very happy in Rome despite the constant call from Spain: “I don’t want to end badly with Lazio. When I leave I will talk to the president, the manager and the coach with whom I have a great relationship. I owe almost everything to Lazio. The club and the fans love me. It would be stupid to break badly with them. Until the last day I will give everything for Lazio. trying to take the team to the Champions League.”

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“In January Cadiz wanted me”

Each transfer market session, the midfielder is given away but then remains in Rome and is always among the best Biancocelesti on the pitch. In January it was Cadiz who came forward to bring him back to his homeland: “I wasn’t having a good time when I got the news that they wanted me. I really appreciated their interest, but it was a difficult time. It’s not easy to change teams in January. It would have required a big economic effort from them , Cadiz is not City. In the future? We’ll see, I don’t care much about the category, Cadiz is a place I like, my former teammate Escalante also plays there. I want to return to Spain as a fit player.”

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