Paulo Dybala is self-critical in spite of scoring in the 2-0 win over Atalanta: 'It's the only way I'll ever improve'.
The Argentine is trying his utmost to fill in the giant shoes left by Carlos Tevez, and it seems things are beginning to turn his way as he was decisive in beating La Dea.
“I'm only half-satisfied, I was able to score a goal but I also missed a lot,” he told Mediaset after the game.
“I am self-critical because this is the only way I will improve.
Paulo Dybala is self-critical in spite of scoring in the 2-0 win over Atalanta: 'It's the only way I'll ever improve'.
The Argentine is trying his utmost to fill in the giant shoes left by Carlos Tevez, and it seems things are beginning to turn his way as he was decisive in beating La Dea.
“I'm only half-satisfied, I was able to score a goal but I also missed a lot,” he told Mediaset after the game.
“I am self-critical because this is the only way I will improve.
“Today I went into the pitch linking up play, which isn't easy for me because I used to be a poacher and I had greater freedom. Besides, [Franco] Vazquez used to help me a lot.
“Pressure? No, I don't read all the things that are written in the papers and the team does a good job of shielding me.
“Juventus are among the competitors for the Scudetto.”