The young striker who scored a pair in the 1st match against PSG held an interview for tomorrow's Inter City lights: "Working hard to get better"
Holland in the 1st game against PSG. The future is still ahead of him
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Since arriving in Dortmund in the January transfer window, Arling Holland, the 19-year-old Norwegian boy who started the year in Austrian Salzburg, has scored 11 goals in nine appearances in the German League and Champions League. He made the only yellow appearance in the Champions League, finishing with a formidable duo in the Schwartzglben's 1st game against PSZ in the 1st stage in the eighth stage about 3 weeks ago.
Ahead of the interplay tomorrow (Wednesday, 10 p.m.) in the City of Lights, Holland conducted a special interview with the media and talked about his acclaim in the yellow uniform, the future and his opponent, Killian Ambapa.
"I came to Dortmund as a regular football player and I'm still like that. It doesn't change. It's nice to hear compliments, it means I'm doing good things. Since I was little I knew I could reach those levels, I knew I could make a difference, I know that in the future I will improve." Holland.
Holland in the 1st game against Paris. "Not someone who thinks about records" // Photo: IP
On the first game against PSG he said: "I scored two goals but I also made a lot of mistakes in this game so let's say it could be a lot better. I try to work as hard as possible to become the best footballer there is, I work a lot, As hard as possible, as hard as my body could allow it, ”he added.
About Ambapa: "He is a fantastic player, it was the first time I played against him. He has so much talent and more than that, he is an exceptional player, when you see what he does at his age it is completely insane."
About the goals for the future: "I want to be a scorer in the Bundesliga, but I'm not the one who always looks for highs. That's not my thing. I think about the good of my team and try to do the best. Nothing scares me, for a moment I hate snakes. Everything".