Exclusive Martin Payro interview with Odini midfielder

Previously from clubs that range from Middlesbrough For Juniors Boca, he is currently getting his first division trade in the second division with Udinese, it is fair to say that Martin Bayro has already an interesting profession.

The 26 -year -old Argentine midfielder sat to chat with Catchoffside About his experiences in England and Italy, in addition to his harshest opponents, his ideas about his teammates, and his plan for the future …

COS: How do you find life in the first division and how do you compare English football?

The MP: In the first -division, I felt satisfied, it was easy to adapt compared to England. I love the Italian as a championship and when I got here, I had already experience in Europe, and this made me adapt to England.

How was the work for a great personality like Neil Warrnok in Midsbra?

I have good memories, gave me confidence when I arrived, I had a good relationship.

Can you see yourself playing in England again at some point in the future?

I love watching the Premier League and English football, we’ll see if there is a chance.

What are Udines’ ambitions for this season and beyond? To what extent do you think this team can go together?

Recently, we have faced difficulties, but with Bologna we went back to a good performance. Our goal was to stay close to European positions as well for the next year.

Who was the most difficult opponent you face in your career so far?

I think Nicolo Parilla is from Inter, because he is a dynamic player and one of the most powerful midfielders ever.

What is like sharing the dressing room and the training field with a large name like Alexis Sanchez?

It gives me pride to play with him, and he always has positive energy and we always want to learn from him. Alexis is always an added value to the entire team.

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Your teammate Thomas Christinen has been linked to the Premier League clubs – what can you tell us as a teammate and do you think he will have a great profession?

He is a powerful and young player who must continue to grow and improve, and has a great future that can become a very strong defender to play at the highest levels

Who are your football idols when you are growing? Who did you build your style/playing style?

Ronaldinho is definitely but for the gameplay, I was inspired by Riquelme, I would like to say very much.