Roma coach, Gian Piero Gasperini, expressed great satisfaction with the growth of the club's young players during the press conference held on the eve of the match against Cagliari. In his interview, Gasperini underlined the evolution of Adama Soulé, who had a period of difficulty due to groin pain, and Lorenzo Lulli, both protagonists of a notable improvement in the championship.
Soulé, born in 2003, had to deal with a month of injury that kept him away from the pitch. The coach reiterated that, despite the interruption, the youngster picked up where he left off at the end of the first round and showed great value in Saturday's match. Gasperini highlighted the versatility of Soulé, who played on both the right and left, as well as attacking midfield roles, and praised his ability to recover the ball with fewer errors. The coach also mentioned the player's call-up to the Argentina national team as further recognition of his progress.
Regarding Lorenzo Lulli, Gasperini explained that his current situation of not yet being included in the Champions League or important matches is due to the presence of other key players in the team, such as Rensch, Wesley and Molina, who are contributing significantly. However, the coach expressed great pride in Lulli, stating that he deserves everything he is getting and that the goal is to help all the players grow individually.
The coach closed the interview on a positive tone, underlining the importance of continuing to work on the personal improvement of young talents. With the season still ongoing, Roma prepare to continue their campaign with the hope of seeing further progress from Soulé and Lulli, as the club aims to consolidate their position in Serie A and prepare for European competitions.