Mergim Vojvoda, the Udine striker who has played for the Granata team in recent years, has expressed enthusiasm for his return to Turin, where he began his career. During an interview with Sky Sport, the player underlined how Turin represents a "second home" for him and described the experience of returning among the club's fans as having a great emotional effect.
Despite the familiarity, Vojvoda made it clear that the main objective is to win the match and get the three points. “Today I want the team to win, take the three points and return to Udine with my head held high,” he declared. The message was addressed to both teammates and fans, who welcomed it with great enthusiasm.
During the interview the player also spoke about Lukaku, referring to him as a champion. "Alaba? He's a champion, there's little to say," he added, referring to the midfielder who recently signed with Torino. Vojvoda explained that Alaba has tried to get to know the players to understand the character of the team and that he already feels comfortable with the formation. The midfielder has been welcomed and is expected to start playing soon, according to club statements.
Vojvoda's return comes at a crucial moment for Torino, who are looking to consolidate their position in the Serie A table. With the recent victory against Udinese, the team has shown that it is capable of handling challenges against historic opponents. The coach underlined the importance of maintaining concentration and making the most of the qualities of key players, including Alaba and Vojvoda.
Looking to the future, Torino aims to maintain its positive form and continue to compete for the most important points. With the presence of experienced players and new arrivals, the team hopes to strengthen its defensive line and increase offensive productivity. The next match will be decisive to see if the combination of talent and motivation will lead to concrete results on the field.