Sirloth’s confession “The first months were difficult but now”

Sirloth’s confession “The first months were difficult but now”,  Alexander Sörloth has spoken candidly about his first spell with Atletico Madrid. Speaking to Spanish media outlet Radio Marca, the Norwegian striker said that his adaptation to the team has not been easy:

“The first months of the season were difficult because I wasn’t scoring goals, but since October I’ve been playing very well.”

This statement highlights both the player’s mental difficulties and his form in recent months.

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“I’M MORE RELAXED NOW”

Sörloth, who Diego Simeone used more as an attacking player and has recently started to play in the starting 11, said: “Many times I came on from the bench but I scored goals. Now I am in the starting 11, there is a different system and different teammates here than I am used to. Time has passed and now I am more comfortable in the team, you gain confidence with goals and now I am much more comfortable.”

Saying that he is happy to live in Madrid, the striker added: “Madrid,

It is my favorite city in Spain and I am happy to live here, it is a pleasure to play for Atletico Madrid.”

Sörloth’s words illustrate the difficulties a footballer can face when adapting to a new team and league. Especially for goal scorers, “not scoring” is not only a statistic, but also a situation that has a serious impact on self-confidence.

However, his improved performance since October shows that he is on the road to recovery, both physically and mentally. Such comeback stories reveal the dramatic nature of football: a player can start a season poorly and through determination and hard work prove himself again.

Sörloth’s emergence could be an indication that he is starting to contribute to Atletico Madrid’s attacking line and that coach Diego Simeone can make more use of him.

Do you think Sörloth can maintain this form until the end of the season?

A MESSAGE FOR THE FUTURE

Speaking about his future, the 29-year-old said, “I want to stay at Atletico Madrid for many years.”

Sörloth has played 45 games for Atletico Madrid this season, scoring 17 goals and providing 2 assists.