Venice, Idzes: “Despite everything, I’m having a fantastic time. Target? Serie A”

Defender of Venice Jay Eadzes gave a lengthy interview to the official website of Go Ahead Eagles, the club from which he was taken from the lagoon, talking about his experiences in Italy, as well as the physical problems that keep him in the pits: “I’m having a fantastic time here in Venice, despite the circumstances . I have a very nasty shoulder thrombosis, an injury that seems more complicated than it actually is. I’ve started training again and hope to get back into shape soon.. – continues Ize, as reported Tuttoveneziasport.it – There are many different nationalities in this team, which is, of course, very nice, but there are also many Italians here, and the main language in the dressing room is Italian, which I am starting to learn. I’ve been here for 4 months now, and if I try my best, I can learn the language pretty quickly.”

Then there is room for the team to progress in the championship:”Our goal is clear: reaching Serie A. At the moment we are first and therefore in line with the program.. Even on a personal level I’m happy when I was healthy, I always played and developed a lot as a defender, here in Italy it’s really a separate profession, as Nuitink told me (former Udinese editor’s note) during pre-season. Here we work on the little things. You’ll learn exactly how to stand, how to run, how to fill in the gaps, which foot to put where first, when you need to turn. I can already see how much progress I have made in this regard.”

Finally, he has a place for the future, and his next goal could be a call-up to the Indonesian national team: “Soon I will be called up to the Indonesian national team., I flew to Indonesia in September to meet with the Football Federation and future projects look promising. I think as football grows and more and more kids like me who are only part Indonesian decide to wear this jersey, it could trigger a chain of reactions similar to what happened with Morocco many years ago. If more players choose a country, it will be more successful and attractive to more players. My dream is to play for Indonesia in the World Cup., perhaps as early as 2026, when more national teams will be registered than usual. There is a big plan to make Indonesia more visible on the football map and raise its level.”