Openda: Juventus is one of the most important clubs in Italy, and Ibrahimovic in Serie A inspired me

Not long ago, Juventus held a press conference for new aid Opunta in the summer window, where he talked about multiple topics.

What do you expect from the atmosphere of the Juventus Allianz Stadium?

"Looking forward to a fierce and exciting game. I'm ready to join the team and participate in this game (National Derby). "

Do you have any positions on the court that you prefer to play?

"My favorite position is center, which is No. 9. But I also like to be active on the wing, I like to move frequently."

What attracted you to join Juventus?

"I know Juventus is one of the most important clubs in Italy. For me, Ibrahimovic, who once played in Serie A, inspired me."

Have you talked to Bremer? (Openda caused Bremer's cruciate ligament torn last season, and was reimbursed for the season)

"I know what happened before. I have talked to him and sent him a message. We will talk more about it later. He is a great player and a very good person."

What do you think you can bring to the team?

"I understand the difficult things in Serie A. I can bring speed and technology. I will do my best to help the team win the game."

Did Tudor talk to you about where you want to play?

"I talked to Tudor, and he knew that my favorite position was center. I would like to provide any help to the coach."

Is Juventus the most important stop in your career?

"Of course. I have played in Germany, France and Belgium and learned a lot from these leagues. Juventus is the best club for me to improve myself and show my strength. I can't wait to start this season." What does the goal mean to you?

"I still need to work hard in some aspects to become a more comprehensive striker."

If you don't score for a long time, how will you face it?

"At this level, it is most important to keep moving forward and perform well. I have the support of my family who keep me in good shape both physically and mentally. I will try my best to help the team even if I don't score."