Tomi Amaya: The Rising Star of Great OSV

Interviewer: Tomi, you've been in exceptional form this season, with only four goals conceded in five matches. What do you attribute to your success on the pitch?

Tomi Amaya: Thank you. I think my strong work ethic and dedication to improving my skills have played a big role in my performance. I spend a lot of time practicing both on and off the pitch, and I always strive to be the best goalkeeper I can be.

Interviewer: Your coach has praised you for your work ethic. How do you balance your serious approach to your career with letting loose once in a while?

Tomi Amaya: It's all about finding a good balance. I know when to focus and work hard, but I also know when to relax and have some fun. It's important to enjoy life outside of football as well.

Interviewer: You have a reputation for playing through injuries and concussions. How do you manage to stay healthy despite these risks?

Tomi Amaya: I just try to take care of myself as best as I can. I know my body is not a temple, but I do what I can to stay fit and healthy. Sometimes you have to push through the pain for the team.

Interviewer: What is your favorite club to play against?

Tomi Amaya: Definitely IDF. They always bring out the best in me and it's always a tough match, which I enjoy.

Interviewer: Lastly, can you share a random interesting fact about your life off the pitch?

Tomi Amaya: Well, not many people know this, but I actually have a black belt in karate. It's something I've been doing since I was a kid and it's helped me with my agility and reflexes on the pitch.

Interviewer: That's impressive! Thank you for your time, Tomi, and best of luck for the rest of the season.

Tomi Amaya: Thank you, it was a pleasure.