“We worked together for two seasons and stayed in touch.” Thus begins the interview given by Kenneth Andersen to the microphones of Corriere della Sera. It was him Gustav Isaksen’s first coach, when at just 11 years old the winger moved to Midtjylland. The current youth manager of Matra, a Portuguese club, talks about the aspirations of the class of 2001, his desire to become a protagonist and reach the national team, his ability to move step by step, without me jumping ahead. “You could see he was strong” – explains – “but he never had a step longer than he could chew. He could have left Midtjylland earlier, but he wanted to wait until he was ready“. Lucid in his decisions, Andersen expects progress from him soon. It will be important, he explains to the newspaper, that he settles in well in Italy, that he blossoms completely before becoming a champion destined to do even greater things than he can do. to Lazio: “Gustav is a winner. He will come out and in my opinion the moment will come when he will leave Lazio for a superior club“.
