Parma midfielder Vincent Sierro expressed his satisfaction with the team's progress after the 0-0 draw against Udinese, interviewed by DAZN. According to Sierro, the match was "important for us and for them", in which the tension was palpable but the defensive solidity was evident. “We can improve, but we want to keep the positive notes, the clean sheet,” he declared, underlining the collective commitment that allowed us not to concede goals.

The player also commented on the situation of Bernabé, who had a shot blocked during the match. Sierro explained that "only those who shoot can make mistakes, it's part of football", and highlighted that the player took responsibility for his mistake without any repercussions. “We have to continue, next time he will definitely score,” he added, showing confidence in the young striker's growth.

Sierro, who was released by his previous club in less than a month, expressed his motivation in choosing Parma. “The project and the responsibility convinced me to come here,” he declared, highlighting how the team is building a solid foundation for the future. The midfielder also reiterated his trust in the team, stating that "now we have more confidence" and that the performance against Udinese is a positive sign.

The match ended in a draw in which both teams demonstrated a good level of play, but Parma kept their defense intact. The result, although it did not bring any points, was still considered a step forward in building a competitive team. Sierro underlined the importance of continuing to work to improve further.

Going forward, Parma will have to face a series of challenges in Serie A, with the aim of consolidating their position in the table. The club, with a young and motivated structure, aims to exploit the defensive solidity demonstrated and to transform moments of error into opportunities for growth. Sierro and his teammates are ready to continue on this path, with the hope of obtaining more decisive results in the next matches.

TuttomercatowebThis article was rewritten and localized by ScoreLens based on the original report.
Read original ↗ ← Back to news