(ANSA) – VENICE, Jan 18 – “I came here for the project, it’s ambitious. I’m a footballer, I want to play, and I love to be part of a team where everyone has a mentality that always performs better. The project that pissed me off, I think too. That I can help young players, influence their talents, as well as be a stronger team up front.” These are the first words of Portuguese Luis Carlos Almeida da Cunha, better known as Nani, the attacking winger who has just joined Venice until the end of 2023.
A player who flaunts in his palms a joint European Cup with Cristiano Ronaldo, as well as excellent results obtained around the world, from Manchester United to Orlando, to Valencia, and now to Venice. As soon as he arrived, he was already published and was decisive: “He is a decisive player, at the highest level, he will certainly give great depth to our ambitions and in reaching the goal. He can only do a good job, he is a player of exemplary professionalism, he knows how to take responsibility in difficult moments “, Sports director Mattia Colautto explained.
Then ds himself mentioned that in addition to Cuisance, Nani and the last Ullman arrival, another signature is likely, especially in the attack. Then Nani returned to last Sunday: “The desire to perform well was the most important thing for the team, I didn’t do many exercises, it went well, we have to be mentally strong to reach the goals.”
Enthusiasts of the group, defined as “enthusiastic and well received,” come the Portuguese from a period in the United States: “Amazing. I was three years old, I played well and now there is a chance to do the same here, there is a lot of work to do but I am not afraid. And then it will be an opportunity to visit Venice.”
Between the national team and Manchester, Nani shared his experience with CR7: “We write to each other, but he’s not someone who talks much on the phone.” (Dealing).
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