"Exclusive Interview with Porto Alegre International's San Daun: The Unconventional Midfield Maestro"
Reporter: Thank you for taking the time to speak with us, San Daun. Let's start off by talking about your current club, Porto Alegre International. How have you been adjusting to the team since joining?
San Daun: It's been a great experience so far. The team has welcomed me with open arms and I'm excited to contribute on the field once I get the chance to play.
Reporter: Speaking of playing, you haven't seen any game time this season. Can you shed some light on the reasons for that?
San Daun: It's been a bit frustrating not being able to play, but I trust the coach's decisions. I've been working hard in training and I'm confident that my time will come soon.
Reporter: Your practice ethics have been a topic of discussion among fans and pundits. How do you respond to criticisms of being lazy?
San Daun: I understand that people may see me as lazy, but I have my own way of preparing for games. Football is important to me, but I also value spending time with my family and pursuing other interests outside of the sport.
Reporter: You're known for your attacking play style. Can you tell us about your favorite formation and club to play against?
San Daun: I love playing in a 4-5-1 formation, as it allows me to support the attack while also providing defensive cover. My favorite club to play against is HOS, as the matches are always intense and competitive.
Reporter: Lastly, let's talk about your healthiness. How have you managed to power through injuries and maintain your exceptional form on the field?
San Daun: I've been fortunate to have a resilient body that allows me to push through injuries and concussions. However, I know that my body is not invincible, and I'll need to take better care of it as I age.
Reporter: Thank you for your time, San Daun. Before we wrap up, can you share a random interesting fact about your life with our audience?
San Daun: Sure! One interesting fact about me is that I'm also an avid painter in my spare time. It helps me relax and express my creativity outside of football.
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