Ingason: “We will give everything with Aris, we want to win”

PAOK meets Aris in the derby of the 3rd matchday of the Super League in Kl. Vikelidis (September 4th, 9:30 p.m., NOVA SPORTS Prime and Live Sportish).

Ingi Ingason spoke to NOVA channels ahead of the Yellows’ game, where he emphasized that Dikefalos will do everything to make it 3v3 and get the three points.

In detail what he said about the NOVA camera:

“We know it’s going to be a tough game, we expect it, like every time in this stadium it’s a tough game. They always give everything when they play us and we will do it too. We will give everything. ” , we will play soccer, we will fight. We’re prepared, so we want to go there and win.”

Whether he said anything to the new PAOK players in the dressing room: “It’s a game that basically decides three points and of course the city derby, but our team-mates will understand what to expect if they see the atmosphere when they step onto the field. However, we have prepared, we have everyone with everyone spoken.” On the other hand, it’s a game we want to win and we’re going to do that.”

On the changes at PAOK and how he judges the team: “It’s common in football for teams to go through a phase of transition, and we’re going through a phase like that too. A lot of guys have actually come and we’re very happy with the work that’s been done so far. We’ve managed to keep it up.” first two games of the season, which are very important. We want to continue like this and strengthen our self-confidence. A win against Mars will help us in that area.”

For Koulierakis: “He’s a player who came with us preseason, he was really good and he took his chances. He’s already played two games and done great. He’s a player with tremendous qualities, a player with tremendous potential for improvement and He has all the future ahead of him, I tell him to stay grounded and humble, work hard, he’s always evolving as our team is evolving at the moment. We try to talk to the new kids like we used to do in our case. We try to be close to them. Koulierakis listens to everyone around him, he listens to us, the coaches. He’s a kid who’s very disciplined and generally listens to the advice we give him.”