Arsenal’s front, Alessia Russo, has opened on his renaissance of the form since the designation of the main coach Renee Sleger.
The 25 -year -old failed to score in the early eight games of the 2024/25 campaign, before shooting up during the closing months of 2024. Immediately after The resignation of Jonas Eidevall as main coach from ArtillersRusso wrote his name on the club card 4-1 victory over the Norwegian side worth to UEFA Women’s Champions League.
From then on, the ball continued to hit the back of the net. The England International has marked 11 in 14 games since then Slegers taught the postshooting her to second place in Super League Women (WSL) target.
Speaking media Last week, Russo revealed how Slegers’ leadership helped increase their confidence in the pitch.
“As a player, go through different spells and different things, you trust or are not playing constantly or different things like that,” he said. “I can make every day.”
Russo joked that it is “a pain at the end of the training” stating that he always seeks time and space to improve.
“Ultimately, whether you go or not, you can control how difficult you are working and what you are doing out of the ball,” he added. “I think this is something that can keep you very balanced for a whole game and throughout the season, when you know you are working hard and you are running. If there is any doubt, I always think you can work hard.”
The striker came up with the importance of enjoyment when expressing: “I really think I play better when I’m enjoying.”
“Even as a child, my happiest memories are playing football, I love the game and I feel that for the moment I am excited and happy to enter work every day,” Russo explained. “I always loved training, I don’t say it works, although I am lucky that football is working.”
Despite falling to a close loss of 1-0 to Chelsea At Stamford Bridge last Sunday, the Gunners have made clear improvements since the club designated Slegers as the main coach.
Russo said that the cause of the Renaissance is “difficult to define”, but said that “people feel very good.”
“We are having a lot of football conversations within units and groups and people seem to be very clear in their roles,” he said. “You can see that we are playing with freedom within a structure and a play plan, but players have this instinctive advantage to go to express -too.”
