Exclusive Interview with Selina Demas: The Dedication and Sacrifice Behind the Forward's Success
Interviewer: Selina, thank you for sitting down with us today. Can you tell us a bit about your journey to becoming a professional footballer?
Selina Demas: It's been a long and tough road, but I've always known that football is my true passion. I've sacrificed a lot along the way, but it's all been worth it to be able to play at this level.
Interviewer: Your practice ethics have been described as extreme. Can you tell us more about your dedication to the game?
Selina Demas: I believe that to be the best, you have to give everything you have. I train relentlessly, always pushing myself to be better. I don't have time for anything else in my life, but that's the sacrifice I'm willing to make.
Interviewer: Your healthiness has been a concern for some, with reports of partying before important matches and playing through injuries. How do you manage to stay at the top of your game despite these challenges?
Selina Demas: I've learned to push through the pain and focus on the game. Football is my priority, and I'll do whatever it takes to perform at my best. Of course, it's not sustainable in the long run, but for now, I'm willing to do whatever it takes.
Interviewer: You have a favorite club to play against, FLC. What is it about playing against them that you enjoy?
Selina Demas: FLC always brings out the best in me. I love the challenge of facing off against them and pushing myself to the limit. It's always a thrilling match when we play against each other.
Interviewer: Finally, can you share a random interesting fact about your life outside of football?
Selina Demas: Well, I may not have many friends or hobbies outside of football, but I do have a secret talent for playing the piano. It's something I enjoy in my rare moments of downtime.
Interviewer: Thank you for sharing that with us, Selina. We wish you all the best in your future matches with Barts Hospital.
Selina Demas: Thank you for having me. The pleasure was mine.
