Arsenal is the definition of football, according to new
signing Samir Nasri.
In a refreshing interview, The Gunners’ new signing has hailed
his new employers for their rich history and spectacular
football.
Nasri claims Arsene Wenger’s systems are beautiful to watch and
the playmaker cannot wait to make his debut for his new side.
“I love the game, I’m passionate and Arsenal’s football culture
made me dream,” Nasri told L’Equipe.
“I had a lot of fun watching all their games last season. To me,
this culture and the way they play represent what football should
be.”
The Marseille icon is hopeful he will improve both tactically
and physically in order to settle in The Premier League.
“When you see how they play in England, it means I need to
improve on the physical level and in the air, as well in terms of
intensity and regularity,” he commented.
“The team plays in 4-4-2. I had a chat with Arsene Wenger and
I’m going to play on a wing because that is where their playmakers
are, splitting with the full backs.”
The 21-year-old is in for something of a culture shock as he
will be leaving home for the first time and has asked the club for
help.
“My parents won’t be with me anymore so I’m going to have to
cope with it and learn to be independent,” he said.
“In the meantime I have asked the club to have someone cooking
for me and cleaning because I’m not used to being autonomous, I’ve
always been living with my parents.”
