Formerly clubs going from Starchybrough In Boca Juniors, and currently travels his trade in series A with Udinese, it is fair to say that Martin Payero has already had a very interesting career.
The 26 -year -old Argentine midfielder sat down to chat with Captured About his experiences in England and Italy, as well as his toughest opponents, his thoughts about his teammates and his plans for the future …
Corps: How do you find life in Series A and how compared to English football?
MP: In the AI series it feels good, it was easy to adapt -compared to England. I like Italian as a championship and when I arrived here I had experience in Europe, this made me adapt before England.
What was it like to work for a great character like Neil Warnock in Middlesbrough?
I have good memories, it gave me confidence when I arrived, I had a good relationship.
Can you see again playing England sometime in the future?
I like to see the Premier League and English football, we will see if there will be a possibility.
What are Udinese’s ambitions for this season and beyond? How far do you think this template can get together?
In the last period we had difficulty, but with Bologna we did well again. Our goal was to keep it near European positions for next year.
Who has been the hardest opponent you’ve come to your career so far?
I think Nicolo Barella, of Inter, because he is a dynamic player and one of the hundreds of the strongest in history.
What is it like to share a dressing room and a training ground with a big name like Alexis Sanchez?
I am proud to play by his side, he always has positive energy and we all always want to learn from him. Alexis is always an added value for the whole team.
Your teammate Thomas Kristensen has been related to Premier League clubs: What can you tell us as a teammate and do you think you will have a great career?
He is a strong and young player who has to continue to grow and improve, he has a great future that can become a very strong defender to play the highest levels
Who were your football idols when you grew up? Who have you based on your game/style of play?
Ronaldinho certainly, but, in the style of play, I was inspired by Riquelme, I would tell them that the two told me a lot.
