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The staff of TuttoJuve.com contacted by telephone, exclusively, Dejan Kulusevski’s first coach at the time of Brommapojkarna, Andreas Engelmark, to talk in depth about Swedish talent and beyond:
And as often happens in football, the goal of the first comes. How did you judge Dejan’s game against Parma?
“I think Dejan had a great performance. He hadn’t played from the beginning for a while, but he handled the pressure of facing his former team well and when he got the chance he managed to score. He couldn’t do better than that.” so”.
Were you able to text him at the end of the match?
“Yes, we could hear each other. He was obviously happy, because he played well and Juve won. A player always wants to go out on the pitch, but Dejan is a true professional who he worked hard for and was just waiting for his chance.”
In your first three months at Juventus, what convinced and impressed you the most about Kulu?
“It is normal that he is experiencing some ups and downs, but he still managed to play with both Juve and the Swedish national team. He began his adaptation at the highest level, in my opinion he will be able to demonstrate the Continuity you have to work as a starter. He has shown that has the right mentality, not everyone knows how to handle setbacks well.
So why have you played little in the last period?
“Dejan is in a squad full of great players. Pirlo made his decisions for the good of the team, obviously Dejan always wants to play but I think he will have a big impact over the course of the season. And then, in my opinion, the coach has a plan in mind on how to best use it. “
What was Dejan’s best game and worst performance in this jersey?
“Good question (he smiles), I think the relationship with Ronaldo stands out, which is very positive.”
Mister Pirlo makes him play behind the two forwards or as a left back. Where do you see it best?
“I like Dejan in the role of attacking midfielder behind the two forwards, he expresses his potential to the fullest. I hope that in 2021 he can start and have a big impact on the Euro.”
Thanks to Andreas Engelmark for the courtesy and kindness shown during this interview.
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