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Marcus Berg and Robin Quaison have recently been chosen by Janne Andersson in the attack. But against Croatia in the Nations League on Sunday, the duo part ways due to the injury of Robin Quaison.
When Fotbollskanalen asked Marcus Berg at Saturday’s press conference about the difference between playing with another forward, he appeared to resign.
– Unfortunately, Robin is gone, but (Alexander) Isak has shown the qualities that he has, so it does not change my way of playing. It is important for us to find good chemistry and cooperation. We probably have some ideas on how to do and try to hurt Croatia, and that may work out for Isak and me.
So Janne Andersson quickly completed:
– Assuming Isak plays, haha.
Marcus tried, will Alexander Isak start?
– Now it is the case that I am the captain of the league and the captain of the team. There is some difference. But he may be right, Andersson said.
He then turned to the Football Channel envoy, who asked Berg the first question and said, with a big smile on his face, the following:
– You were tricked there, hehe. In fact, it was well done.
Now everything points to Sweden starting with Marcus Berg and Alexander Isak in front of the field.
– If we play with Isak, he is a very skilled player who fits well in our way of playing. He is skilled at receiving the ball, handling it, timing in depth and good shots. He’s a lot like Robin, and so is Marcus. Forwards who should be able to tie the ball to us and also threaten in the deep advantage game. These three attackers do it in a good way.
