Hasa: "Yildiz and I Often Assisted Each Other; He's Grown Immensely, I Wish Him All the Best"
Italiano (Testo Parafrasato)
Luis Hasa, calciatore della Carrarese con un trascorso nelle giovanili della Juventus, ha riflettuto sulla sua carriera attuale e sul periodo in bianconero. "Il mister Calabro mi ha subito ridato fiducia e serenità," ha dichiarato Hasa. "Sapeva che venivo da un anno di inattività. Mi ha insegnato a segnare di più; mi spinge ad attaccare l'area e gli ultimi gol ne sono la prova. Mi ha aiutato moltissimo."
Ricordando i suoi sei mesi al Napoli durante la stagione dello Scudetto, Hasa ha raccontato: "Quando sono arrivato a gennaio, il Napoli era già in testa alla classifica." Ciò che lo ha impressionato di più è stata la coesione: "Durante la mia permanenza lì, sono rimasto colpito dalla forza della squadra, ma ancora di più dalla compattezza del gruppo. Quello ha fatto la differenza; un gruppo unito fuori dal campo si riflette positivamente anche sul terreno di gioco." Ha poi aggiunto sull'importanza dei giocatori di qualità: "Mi hanno sorpreso particolarmente giocatori come McTominay e Anguissa. Sono fisicamente impressionanti, si inseriscono in area e dominano nel gioco aereo. Giocare al loro fianco dal vivo ti fa capire la loro immensa forza." Sulla possibilità di un futuro centrocampo con Anguissa-Hasa-McTominay, ha risposto con un sorriso: "Lo spero!" Riguardo all'influenza di Conte, il classe 2004 ha ribadito: "Il mister lavora instancabilmente e si aspetta altrettanto. La preparazione estiva con lui è stata estenuante, ma i risultati si vedono in campo. All'inizio del campionato ti senti al top. Ho notato un enorme miglioramento fisico dopo averlo avuto come allenatore."
Passando al suo periodo alla Juventus, Hasa ha ricordato: "Quando Allegri mi chiamò per la prima volta in Coppa Italia, mi chiese se fosse la mia prima esperienza con la prima squadra. Non mi allenavo regolarmente con loro, solo quando c'era necessità." Ha poi parlato di Kenan Yildiz, suo ex compagno e ora protagonista in bianconero: "Ci scambiavamo spesso assist. È cresciuto moltissimo; passare alla prima squadra ti fa fare un salto di qualità notevole rispetto a giocare con i tuoi coetanei. Gli auguro un grandissimo successo, è davvero un bravo ragazzo."
English Translation
Luis Hasa, a Carrarese player with a past in Juventus' youth ranks, reflected on his current career and his time with the *Bianconeri*. "Coach Calabro immediately restored my confidence and peace of mind," Hasa stated. "He knew I was coming off a year without playing. He certainly added to my goal-scoring ability; he often tells me to attack the box, and indeed, my recent goals have come that way. He helped me a lot."
Recalling his six months at Napoli during their Scudetto-winning season, Hasa shared: "When I arrived in January, Napoli was already leading the league." What impressed him most was the cohesion: "During my stay there, I was struck by how strong the team was, but even more so by the group's unity. That made the difference; when you have a great group off the field, it translates differently onto the pitch." He then added about the importance of quality players: "Players like McTominay and Anguissa particularly surprised me. They are physically impressive, make runs into the box, and dominate in aerial duels. Playing alongside them live makes you realize their immense strength." On the possibility of a future midfield with Anguissa-Hasa-McTominay, he replied with a smile: "I hope so!" Regarding Conte's influence, the 2004-born player reiterated: "The coach works tirelessly and demands the same. Summer training with him was exhausting, but the results are evident on the field. When the league starts, you feel in top shape. I noticed a huge physical improvement after having him as a coach."
Moving on to his time at Juventus, Hasa recalled: "When Allegri first called me up for the Coppa Italia, he asked if it was my first time with the first team. I didn't train much with them, only when needed." He then spoke about Kenan Yildiz, his former teammate and now a key player for the *Bianconeri*: "We often assisted each other. He has grown tremendously; moving to the first team is a significant step up compared to playing with peers your own age. I wish him great success; he's truly a good kid."
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