Raizes Sao Paulo Forward Valentina Deangelis: A Season of Struggle and Sacrifice

Interviewer: Valentina, thank you for taking the time to speak with us today. It's been a challenging season for you and Raizes Sao Paulo so far. How do you feel about your current form and the team's performance?

Valentina Deangelis: Thank you for having me. Yes, it has been a tough season for us. Personally, my recent form has been exceptional, even though the goals and assists haven't come yet. As a team, we are currently ranked second out of ten teams, which is a positive sign. However, we are determined to improve and fight for that top spot.

Interviewer: You have a reputation for being a strong forward. What do you think sets you apart from other players in your position?

Valentina Deangelis: I believe my maturity and experience play a significant role in my game. Having been in the industry for so long, I have a deep understanding of the game and can anticipate the moves of the opposition. Additionally, my strength allows me to hold off defenders and create opportunities for my teammates.

Interviewer: We've heard that you prefer clubs that are determined to win at all costs. Can you elaborate on what you mean by that?

Valentina Deangelis: Yes, absolutely. I thrive in an environment where the club's primary goal is to achieve victory. I enjoy the intensity and pressure that comes with competing at the highest level. It motivates me to push myself and gives me a sense of purpose on the field.

Interviewer: Despite your exceptional skills, you have yet to score a goal or provide an assist this season. What can you attribute this to?

Valentina Deangelis: It's true that my personal contributions in terms of goals and assists haven't been as prominent this season. However, football is a team sport, and sometimes individual statistics don't tell the whole story. I have been focused on creating opportunities for my teammates and defending from the front. Goals will come in due time.

Interviewer: Your practice ethics have been described as not the hardest worker but not the worst either. How would you describe your approach to training and preparation?

Valentina Deangelis: I believe in putting in the necessary work without overexerting myself. I am not the type of player who will go above and beyond in training, but I also won't slack off. It's essential to maintain a balance, both physically and mentally. And of course, I always strive to meet the expectations of the club and give my best on the field.

Interviewer: We've heard rumors about your unconventional approach to taking care of your body. Can you shed some light on that?

Valentina Deangelis: (Laughs) Ah, yes. I must confess, I've had my fair share of wild moments. My body has endured countless parties, injuries, and even concussions. It's safe to say that I don't treat my body like a temple; it's more of a ruin. However, I've managed to push through and continue playing the sport I love.

Interviewer: Finally, do you have a favorite club to play against, and why?

Valentina Deangelis: SYC would be my favorite club to play against. They always bring out the best in us as a team. The matches against them are intense and highly competitive, which I thoroughly enjoy. It's a great opportunity to showcase my defensive skills and contribute to the team's success.

Interviewer: Thank you for your time, Valentina. We wish you and Raizes Sao Paulo the best for the remainder of the season.

Valentina Deangelis: Thank you. It was my pleasure. We will continue to fight and strive for greatness.