Roma striker Santiago Castro confirmed his enthusiasm after the 2‑0 victory against Genoa, a match in which he scored the decisive goal. The interview, carried out by DAZN at the end of the match, highlighted the team's desire to maintain the pace shown in the recent matches against Real Madrid and Como, and the imminent importance of the next Champions League match.
In his speech, Castro underlined the value of the team and the trust given to him by the coach. “The coach gives me a lot of confidence, we all work to be ready,” he said, highlighting the collective commitment that has allowed us to obtain positive results in Serie A. The player also expressed his gratitude for the presence of Malen, defining him as a phenomenon and stating that he can learn a lot from his style of play.
“There is a phenomenon like Malen up front, but I'm happy because I can learn a lot from him,” added Castro, recognizing the quality of his teammate and the possibility of growing thanks to his experience. The young striker also commented on the comparison between his goal and Lavezzi's, declaring that the final evaluation is up to the public and that he still has a lot to do to reach Lavezzi's level.
For Roma, the match against Genoa represents a step forward in preparing for the Champions League. The club has shown that it can handle pressure situations, as demonstrated by the victory against Real Madrid, and now focuses on the final stage of the European competition. With the coach's trust and the desire to improve, Castro and his team are ready to give their all in the next Champions League match, where the performance will be crucial for their aspiration at continental level.