Chico, I don't know if you realize it, but today you've secured a very special place in Spalletti's coaching history. Before this match, Spalletti had witnessed 999 goals scored by the teams he's coached from the sideline. Your important goal today is precisely the 1,000th goal Spalletti has witnessed firsthand during his managerial career. So you've truly etched yourself into Spalletti's coaching history and found a place in his heart!
Haha, yes, that's wonderful. This way, he'll always remember me and always keep me in his heart. It feels great, but I hope to do even more for the team. We need to continue this winning momentum because these three points are crucial and hard to come by.
Chico, I want to praise you for something I've observed and greatly admire: the significant progress you've shown when the coach asks you to move into central areas. In my view, you've always been excellent at breaking through from the wing. But now, even when the coach uses a 3-4-2-1 formation with teammates supporting you from behind, your ability to drive inward and operate centrally has improved dramatically. I think this has made you a more complete and well-rounded player. I'd like to know if my observation is accurate? How do you feel when you move into the central areas?
Yes, absolutely, you're completely right. That's what I've always dreamed of—to be as complete as possible. To be able to orchestrate play centrally on the inside, and also to break through from the wing on the outside, making it harder for opponents to defend against me because they'll never know where I'll be at any given moment.
Sometimes, even when the coach instructs me to play as a wing-back in a five-man defense, I can drop back to provide defensive support, especially at critical moments when the defense needs help. I need to be versatile—contributing in attack and giving everything in defense. I believe that in modern football, if you don't fight as a united team, you'll never win matches.
Hello, Chico. As a commentator for this match, I noticed a small but interesting detail in your goal celebration: you made a gesture like dusting yourself off—I'll demonstrate for you, like this, brushing dust off your clothes with your hands. Does this symbolize something special? Is it because you've hit the post twice in a row before this, and finally scored on your third attempt, so you were expressing, "finally shaking off the bad luck and psychological burden"? Is my interpretation correct?
Yes, exactly right. I hit the post twice in this match, and on my third chance, the ball had to go in—and that's exactly what happened. It felt incredible. As a striker, I crave goals, and I won't hide my desire to score because goals are so important for a forward; they give you tremendous confidence. Though scoring is great, the most important thing is always the team and winning the match, without question. And against a strong opponent like Atalanta, we truly achieved it today.
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