After leaving the Milan, Oliver Giroud He decided to enlist at the age of 38 in the MLSparticular to Los Angeles FC. But despite the distance, he never forgets what his club has become. In an interview granted to ‘La Gazzetta dello Sport’, He spoke about several things, including Zlatan Ibrahimovic and the famous words of the Swede saying that he is “the boss” of the Italian club.
“And where’s the news? Ibra is Ibra. He knows football very well and especially Milan. If you choose Zlatanas he did RedBirdyou have to trust: Ibra “You should have carte blanche,” he said.
Regarding the signings made, he said that “the club did a good job. The reinforcements were made and those who were there had a good start, like Pulisic. In a month we will understand it better. If he Milan They are still in the first place and have maintained the classification, I see them winning the league. The attack is the strong point. After I left, they diversified well… Morata, Abraham, Rafa, Pulisic, Jovic, Okafor, Chukwueze. How many forwards are there, 7? I don’t know if there are teams Italy and Europe that they can be so varied and interconnected.”
Regarding his new life, he explained that “in Los Angeles I’m happy, but it’s impossible to forget Milan. With MLS you feel part of a growing movement. But Italian football, Milanthe unique atmosphere of San Siro, the warmth of the fans, Milanello and all the people who work there… Impossible to forget. “I left a family behind.”
And he said “when I come I am a tourist. I want to see my new house: Universal Studios, Hollywood Boulevard, Venice Beach…I’ll be back to see the Lakers and the Clippers. I just threw out the first pitch of a baseball game at Los Angeles Stadium. Dodgers”.
Finally, he pointed out the differences between European football and the USA: “The speed and the logistics are very different. On the day of the game, I arrive at the stadium alone a few hours before. There is no bus or pick-up at the hotel. But when you leave home the trips take a long time to get to MLS “I thought I would only play a little bit, but we play two games a week.”
Source: La Verdad
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