Revolution Sao Paulo's Warner Kern Opens Up About Sacrifices and Thriving as a Footballer
Interviewer: Good afternoon, Warner. Thank you for taking the time to sit down with us today. Let's start with a random interesting fact about your life. Is there anything you'd like to share with our readers?
Warner Kern: Actually, there is something peculiar about me. People might find it hard to believe, but I have absolutely no friends. It's not that I don't enjoy socializing, but my sole focus has always been on my career. Sacrificing personal relationships has been a necessary evil in order for me to thrive as a footballer.
Interviewer: That's quite intriguing, Warner. Now, let's talk about your current club, Revolution Sao Paulo. As an experienced defender, what do you think the team needs to improve its position in the league?
Warner Kern: The most important aspect for any successful club is team chemistry and culture. I believe that investing in these aspects can bring out the best in every player, and it's something that Revolution Sao Paulo should focus on. We need a united front to overcome the challenges we face.
Interviewer: Speaking of challenges, how do you evaluate your recent form and performance?
Warner Kern: I believe my recent form has been exceptional. I've been giving my all on the pitch, leaving no stone unturned to improve myself. Practice ethics are of utmost importance to me, and I'm willing to do whatever it takes to become a better player. Sacrificing everything else in life is a small price to pay for my ambitions.
Interviewer: It's evident that you have a great dedication to the sport. However, considering the toll it takes on your body, how do you foresee your future in football?
Warner Kern: To be honest, I don't see myself aging well in terms of my physical health. I've pushed my body to the limits, played through injuries and concussions. While some may view their body as a temple, mine feels more like a ruin. But I don't regret my choices. Football is my passion, and I'll continue giving it my all until I can no longer step on the pitch.
Interviewer: Is there any particular club you enjoy playing against?
Warner Kern: Definitely GRR. There's always a fierce rivalry between us, and the intensity of those matches pushes me to perform at my best. It's an exhilarating experience.
Interviewer: And what is your favorite formation and play style?
Warner Kern: My favorite formation is 4-2-3-1. It provides a solid defensive foundation while allowing us to be versatile in attack. As for play style, I prefer a neutral approach. Being adaptable and playing strategically according to the opposition's weaknesses is crucial in my opinion.
Interviewer: Lastly, how would you assess Revolution Sao Paulo's current team ranking and the number of goals conceded this season?
Warner Kern: We're currently at the bottom of the table, ranked 10th out of 10 teams. It's a disappointing position to be in, and as a team, we need to work harder to improve. Conceding 20 goals this season is also a concern. We must tighten our defense and support each other on the pitch to prevent further setbacks.
Interviewer: Thank you once again for sharing your insights, Warner. We wish you all the best for the remainder of the season.
Warner Kern: Thank you. It was my pleasure.
