After scoring a goal in the opening match of the Europa League group stage, helping Juventus to a 5-0 home victory over NEC, N. González gave an interview to Sky Sport Italia.

Great, so we have Nico González with us now. You broke the deadlock tonight, which laid the foundation for the victory. After the previous defeat to Sassuolo, a win like this is definitely a dream come true—very timely and very much needed for the whole team, isn't it? You could even say everyone enjoyed themselves and had fun playing on the pitch tonight, right?

Yes, absolutely. We really needed this victory badly, and we also desperately needed to play exciting, high-level football. Over the past week, we had four intense and extremely demanding training sessions. We put a lot of focus and effort into training, and finally, we successfully showed the results of our hard work this week on the pitch tonight. In the end, we won the match and securely kept these invaluable three points at home.

Listen, I don't know if anyone expected you to play such a central and crucial role in the team this summer, but in any case, tonight is already your second goal of the season. But it's not just the goals; your integration and adaptation to the team's tactical system have also been excellent, haven't they? After a long summer with so much transfer rumor and speculation, what does it mean to you personally to now occupy such an important position in the team?

Yes, absolutely. I feel great in the team right now, very comfortable and confident. I especially want to thank the manager for giving me so much confidence, and all I can do is prove myself on the pitch, because that's where I can truly enjoy myself and express myself fully. At the same time, I also sincerely thank my teammates; they've given me great confidence, allowing me to fully show my level and technical qualities. The season is still very long; we're only just beginning, and I hope both the team and I can keep up this momentum and form.

The new team members are also gradually settling in. For example, today, new signing Kean had the chance to play up front, especially in attack. I noticed a touching moment during the penalty: you actively took the ball and gave it to Kean to take the penalty. What's it like playing alongside a new teammate? Can you also tell us specifically about that gesture of letting him take the penalty? What did you say to him in that moment?

That's very important, really very important. For our forwards, our strikers, goals are crucial—not just for Kean, but also for Muani. Forwards thrive on goals; goals give them confidence and strength. We sincerely hope that tonight's goals can be a very good start for them, and that's crucial for the whole team.

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