Pavlovich: This was my best moment at Milan, the coach gave me freedom to move forward

Hupu News November 02 In this round of Serie A, AC Milan defeated Roma 1-0 at home. After the game, goal scorer Pavlovic accepted interviews from many media.

How did you feel after the game?

"I'm very happy for this goal and the victory. I'm also very happy because I'm going to be a father soon. I'm very tired now and it's a bit difficult to speak Italian, sorry (laughing)."

Does the three-center-back system allow you to participate in the attack more freely?

"There are many teams competing for the league title this year, and this battle will be difficult until the end. Scoring goals is something I like, and the coach also appreciates my intervention. He gave me a lot of instructions. I kept thinking about what he said to me when I was running: 'When Rafa drives the ball forward, you have to work hard to open up space and create opportunities.' So I did it."

What can such a crucial goal bring to you?

"I'm very excited, really happy, for my goal and for this victory. What we have to do now is to keep going and try to win as many games as possible."

After the game you all ran to hug Maignan...

"The atmosphere in the team is very good. We are all happy for Maignan, he saved the penalty and now we are about to move forward."

Is this your best moment here?

"Yes."

Where does your desire to score goals come from?

"I like to keep running forward. The coach gave me freedom. I am very happy to score a goal on that counterattack."

What has changed this year?

"As I said, Serie A is very difficult compared to other leagues, there is a lot of tactical content here. My first season was not easy, I had to learn when to go forward, when to wait, how to fight one-on-one. I have been working hard since then and Coach Allegri improved my level , whether as a player or as a member of the team. "

You may have left the team this summer, but eventually became one of the core members of the team...

"Frankly, I set many goals here at the beginning of the season, and I never thought about other things."