Pio Esposito: "We had fun today. We must always have this enthusiasm."
Pio Esposito, an Italy forward, spoke to Rai Sport after the team's 4-1 win against Turkey. Esposito, an Inter player, contributed a goal and an assist in the match. "First and foremost, I really want to dedicate this goal to my grandmother, who is going through a difficult time. I really wanted to score to dedicate it to her," he stated.
Playing with your brother?
"I remember well what it's like to be in the national team for the first time. I tried not to put any extra pressure on him, and I hope he enjoyed it to the fullest. It was good to share it with him, and hopefully, we can do it many more times."
How much did you want to prove that Italy is still here?
"A lot. When you play with this jersey, you must always have enthusiasm. Things don't always go well in football, but we must always maintain this attitude."
Are you having fun on the field?
"Absolutely. We had fun today, and I think it showed."
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