Ernest Muçi was one of the main protagonists in Albania’s 2-0 win over Finland in the Nations League. The red-shirted striker delivered a show on the pitch, scoring a superb goal and winning the duel that also led to one of the opponents being sent off with a red card.
After the match, Muçi did not hide his satisfaction with his performance, and also spoke about his career goals. The Albanian footballer admitted that one of his dreams is to transfer to one of Europe’s five strongest leagues.
“I am very happy to be showing my best. I hope that one day I will manage to transfer to one of the five strongest leagues in the world. It was one of the most beautiful goals of my career. The goalkeeper was expecting a lot of shots, the ball came to me well, I struck it and I am happy. My foot is fine now, but tomorrow I will check it better,” Muçi said.
The striker also spoke about the serious tackle he suffered during the match, saying his physical condition had improved. He also stressed that he is feeling better and better in the national team squad and is adapting more and more to his teammates.
“It was a very bad tackle. I feel even better with my teammates with each match. Match after match I am adapting more and more to the group. It is a very good feeling to be part of this team,” the footballer stated.
Muçi confirmed that his motivation to represent Albania remains at its maximum, while he hopes that his goals and positive performances will continue in the upcoming challenges.
But the most interesting part of the interview came when he was asked about a possible transfer to Liverpool. Humorously, Muçi also mentioned Mohamed Salah, hoping that the Egyptian star would propose his name to the leadership of the English club.
“I am very motivated to give my best with the national team. I still have a strong desire to play for Albania and I hope to score more goals. I hope Salah will recommend me to Liverpool! He is a very smart player. I get along very well with him, both on the pitch and off it. He is a person who does a lot for the team,” Ernest Muçi concluded.