Matias Soule says he needed nothing greater than to remain in Italy and play for Roma throughout his first interview as a Giallorossi participant on Tuesday.
The 21-year-old formally accomplished his transfer on a everlasting switch from Juventus earlier within the day.
The younger Argentine mentioned that his worldwide colleagues Paulo Dybala and Leonardo Paredes, as was coach Daniele De Rossi, who is taken into account an honorary Argentine after his brief spell within the nation with Boca Juniors.
Soule additionally thanked his former Frosinone coach Eusebio Di Francisco for giving him the minutes final season that received him to this place at this time.
He additionally vowed to thank the Giallorossi supporters by displaying them what he can do on the pitch.
What Soule mentioned about Roma, Friedkins and airport insanity
“I’m so happy. I’d prefer to thank the Friedkin household for bringing me right here, as they’ve completed every part for me,” Soule mentioned at the start of his first Roma interview.
“For me, it’s a dream to be right here given how a lot they needed me and the way a lot I needed to come back right here. My household and girlfriend have been so supportive, in addition to everybody else who works with me. I can’t wait to get began.”
Soule was given a rapturous reception by tons of of Giallorossi supporters on the airport in Rome on Sunday night.
“It was incredible, I didn’t anticipate it! I knew there can be some folks there, however nothing fairly like that. It was one thing I may have by no means imagined in my life,” he mentioned concerning the impromptu gathering.
Soule on Argentine affect at Roma
Soule was additionally requested if he has had any conversations with fellow Argentines Dybala or Paredes.
He mentioned: “I’ve spoken to them. As quickly because the rumours about me coming right here began, they advised me about what it’s like right here and the way comfortable they’re. I additionally requested them about all of it. Day by day, I spoke an increasing number of about it with Paulo: ‘When are you coming? Come on, I’m ready for you, there’s a free house for you’.”
“After all, it’s good to be appreciated, however I’ll want to indicate it on the pitch to all of the followers who’ve been ready for me.”
On his expertise with Frosinone final season, Soule added: “I realized a lot with Mister Di Francesco and I’m grateful to everybody there, as a result of with out him and Guido Angelozzi, I wouldn’t be right here now as they gave me the prospect to play they usually confirmed religion in me from day one.
Which place on the pitch does he really feel finest suited to?
“In that a part of the pitch on the correct, or simply behind the striker as a second attacker. I also can play as a Mezzala. I feel I can play in a couple of totally different positions.
Soule on De Rossi, metropolis of Rome and message for Giallorossi supporters
“I assessed every part earlier than coming right here. By way of the coach, I noticed how the crew performed final 12 months, and the way it’s modified since he got here in. He’s actually unimaginable. As for being right here and coaching with him, he’s additionally frolicked in Argentina and understands every part. He speaks Argentine Spanish, in order that might be actually useful.
“It took fairly a couple of days, however I simply needed it to occur right away. I used to be satisfied in each regard, from the coach to the membership. What I needed greater than something was to remain in Italy and are available to Roma.”
Soule admits that he already fell in love with the town of Rome throughout his time with close by Frosinone final season.
“I’ve received to know the town lately since taking part in for Frosinone, as I used to be shut by. I’m actually in love with the town. I used to come back right here rather a lot, possibly as soon as every week. Now, residing right here might be incredible.
“Thanks for every part on the airport, It was actually great for me. And I’ll additionally thanks on the pitch by displaying what I can do. See you on the stadium,” Soule concluded.
