Anorthosis Player Praises Coach Itzhaki's Impact and Newfound Freedom
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Anorthosis player Konstantinos Sergiou praised coach Barak Itzhaki for instilling confidence and granting players more freedom, contributing to the team's recent 2-0 victory over Omonia Aradippou. Sergiou, 26, has become a starter and enjoys his increased attacking role. The team, now performing well under Itzhaki, will next play AEL Limassol.
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- Anorthosis player Konstantinos Sergiou praised coach Barak Itzhaki's impact.
- Sergiou stated Itzhaki gives the team confidence and more freedom.
- Anorthosis defeated Omonia Aradippou 2-0 following Itzhaki's appointment.
- Sergiou, 26, is a regular starter and enjoys his attacking role.
- Anorthosis will face AEL Limassol in their next match.
Anorthosis player Konstantinos Sergiou has spoken positively about the team's recent success under new coach Barak Itzhaki, attributing the team's improved performance to the coach's influence. The team secured a 2-0 victory over Omonia Aradippou, a win that followed Itzhaki's appointment. Sergiou, 26, who has become a regular starter this season, expressed his satisfaction with the team's performance and his own role.
In an interview with Cypriot media, Sergiou stated, "I love playing as a defender, I'm happy I was chosen as the man of the match." He further elaborated on Itzhaki's coaching style, saying, "Barak Itzhaki gives us confidence. He told us to press the opponent and keep the ball more often." Sergiou noted that he has been given more attacking freedom compared to previous games, completing 90 minutes in both of Anorthosis's recent wins.
The team is set to face AEL Limassol in their next match. Itzhaki's arrival appears to have had a positive effect, with the team's performance and Sergiou's personal satisfaction highlighting the early success of his tenure.
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