The Spaniard, protagonist of the victory over Lazio, spoke about his moment in black and white and the environmental situation of the team
Oier Zarraga was one of the protagonists of the victory over Lazio. The Spaniard deservedly replaced a key player like Walace and also found the goal that opened the proceedings. Yesterday, Zarraga gave an interview to EFE Deportes in which he took stock of the situation after the victory against the Biancocelesti. “Away from home against important rival we did very well while we are missing points from matches against smaller teams or who have the same points as us. We have to take that step to win these games too.”
Zarraga then continued: “The three points against Lazio can help us breathe. I had the chance to start and I scored a goal, I work every day to be able to play, whether it’s one minute or ninety. I believe it’s important to be aware of your role and be ready when your time comes. Adapting to Italian football certainly wasn’t easy. For me it is the first experience outside Spain and Bilbao, with a different language and culture, as well as a different and more tactical type of football.
Finally he concluded: “With the arrival of Cioffi I started to feel better because he started to give me confidence. I think now I’m finally the Oier I want to be, I’m myself, both with and without the ball. Now I feel good both in the locker room and outside. If I have the chance to play more from now on I will take advantage of it.”
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