In the world of soccer, every player's path of growth is full of challenges and opportunities, and the guidance of their predecessors can often become a valuable asset in their career. Recently, when talking about his career, Zilkezer particularly mentioned the experience of working with Kompany at Anderlecht, and confessed that this experience had a profound impact on him.
Zilkzer said that Kompany not only taught him a lot of valuable knowledge about the game and details, but also ensured that he was able to get enough exercise on the field. The year he played under Kompany was an important stage of growth for Zirkezer, who not only made significant technical progress, but also became more mature and confident mentally.
Thinking back to his days playing for Bayern, Zilkzer admits that he was too intimidated and didn't show his full strength at the time. He reflected that at that time he lacked confidence and was not ready to be the main striker. Nowadays, his mentality has changed a lot, he believes in himself more and is more aware of how he should play.
Zilkzer emphasized his desire to play a pure game and enjoy the joy that soccer brings. He believes that skills such as through-balls, pick-and-rolls and heel passes are all part of soccer, and these elements should make the game more exciting and interesting. At the same time, he also said that he will choose the right time to show his skills, because he believes that his footwork is skillful enough.
On the field, Zilkzer is not only a striker, but also a team player. He sometimes drops back into the midfield to help the team control the tempo, and this selfless dedication is recognized by his teammates and coaches. He sees himself playing a role not as a traditional No. 9 or No. 10 player, but as a more flexible No. 9½ player. He believes that being different is a good thing and this unique style will help him achieve more success on the pitch.
