Exclusive Interview with Cordoba Gauchos Forward Pierre Devore

Reporter: Pierre, thank you for taking the time to speak with us today. Let's start with your recent form on the pitch. You have been exceptional in your performances so far this season, but have yet to score a goal or provide an assist. How are you feeling about your contribution to the team?

Pierre Devore: Well, I always try to give my best on the field and help the team in any way I can. Goals and assists are important, but so is teamwork and playing for the greater good of the team. I'm confident that the goals and assists will come as the season progresses.

Reporter: Your practice ethics have been a topic of discussion among fans and pundits. Some have labeled you as lazy, while others appreciate your wide range of interests outside of football. How do you respond to those criticisms?

Pierre Devore: Everyone has their own way of preparing for matches and staying fit. For me, it's important to have a balance between football, family, and other hobbies. I may not put in extra hours in the gym, but I know how to take care of myself and perform when it matters.

Reporter: In terms of your healthiness, you have been known to push through injuries and concussions. Do you have any concerns about how your body will hold up in the long run?

Pierre Devore: I've always been one to play through pain and give my all for the team. I know that my body may not age well, but I'm focused on making the most of my career while I can. I'll deal with the consequences later.

Reporter: Lastly, what can you tell us about your favorite club to play against and your preferred formation and play style?

Pierre Devore: I always enjoy playing against FLC, as it brings out the best in me. My favorite formation is 4-4-2, and I like to play a neutral style that can adapt to different opponents. It keeps things interesting and allows me to showcase my versatility on the pitch.

Reporter: Thank you for your time, Pierre. We wish you all the best for the remainder of the season.

Pierre Devore: Thank you. It was a pleasure speaking with you.