Zaniolo opens up about ‘turbulent summer’ and Alaba’s Udinese move
Italy international Nicolò Zaniolo insists he ‘always wanted’ to stay at Udinese and is delighted to welcome David Alaba: ‘It demonstrates the strength and ambition of the club.’Former Real M...
Nicolò Zaniolo, the Italy international striker, has opened up about his turbulent summer and the arrival of David Alaba at Udinese. The striker expressed his desire to stay at Udinese and welcomed Alaba, praising the club's strength and ambition. Alaba, a former Real Madrid and Bayern Munich star, joined Udinese on a free transfer and is expected to make his debut tonight against Torino.
Zaniolo spoke highly of Alaba, calling him a "champion" who will bring invaluable experience and a winning mentality to the team. The striker also mentioned that Alaba arrived with humility, which distinguishes a true champion. Zaniolo himself is currently injured and will miss the game against Udinese, but he has extended his contract with the club.
The summer was described as "turbulent" for Zaniolo, leading to reflections on his intentions and gratitude towards Udinese.
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