Japanese young player Zhuo Da Nakai, who was loaned out by Real Madrid this season, was recently interviewed by the Spanish media, sharing his soccer journey and his outlook on the future.
In the face of the media and fans' attention, Jodai Nakai showed a maturity and calmness beyond his age. He said he doesn't often pay attention to the news, especially the reports about him in Japan. He is more interested in proving himself on the field with practical actions rather than being swayed by outside opinions. This focus on the game itself is undoubtedly an important motivation for him to be able to move forward steadily on the soccer path.
Talking about his experience of being sent out on loan last season, Jodai Nakai said that it was not his original intention, but after a combination of considerations by his agent and the club, the loan became the most suitable option at that time. During the loan period, he joined a strong team and gained valuable growth experience in this team. This experience not only improved his skills, but more importantly, he learned how to stay calm and focused in a high-pressure environment, which is undoubtedly a valuable asset for a young player.
Nakai Chodai is a bit reluctant about his nickname "Pipi". He admits that it's more of a nickname for a little boy, and for a soccer player, he prefers to be remembered by his real name, "Nakai Jodai". Although the nickname doesn't exactly fit his professional identity, he accepts it with humor and tolerance.
Finally, when asked if he believes he will succeed at Real Madrid, Jodai Nakai's answer was full of determination and confidence. He said that he is still under contract and his biggest wish is to get a chance to play in the first team of Real Madrid and make his debut. He knows that Real Madrid is one of the best clubs in the world, so he is willing to put in more effort and sweat for this. He believes that as long as he maintains his love for soccer and persistent pursuit, he will one day shine in the Bernabeu Stadium.
