The 2007-born talent Rodrigo Mora, who arrived at Roma this summer from Porto, gave an interview to Sky Sport Insider.
“Dybala? With Paulo, he’s a player who doesn’t need words: you watch him and you understand. On the pitch, every time he touches the ball, you can expect something that few can do: that pass others don’t even see, that play that changes the game. Off the pitch, he welcomed me very well from day one; he’s a very humble and helpful person. I’m truly grateful for how he helped me settle in.”
“Mourinho? When I arrived, we talked a bit. He told me how much he loves this club, how much he likes Rome, and how special his relationship with the city is. It wasn’t a long conversation, but he’s a great coach and a great person, and I’m truly grateful for the kind words he had for me. He made me feel welcome.”
“My objective? I want to win titles. It’s my most important goal, the one that drives me every morning when I arrive at training. I want to win them with Roma, in this city, with these fans, and I want to do it as a protagonist, making my contribution on the pitch.”
