Roma’s Edin Dzeko insists he is happy at the club in spite of criticism following a sub-par first season in Serie A.
The 30-year-old joined the Giallorossi from Manchester City last summer, with hopes high following a successful Premier League stint.
However, he scored just 10 goals in 39 appearances last term, prompting speculation his future could lie elsewhere.
“Yes, I am still here and obviously I am happy to stay,” Bosnia international Dzeko told reporters after scoring in the friendly win over Montreal Impact.
Roma’s Edin Dzeko insists he is happy at the club in spite of criticism following a sub-par first season in Serie A.
The 30-year-old joined the Giallorossi from Manchester City last summer, with hopes high following a successful Premier League stint.
However, he scored just 10 goals in 39 appearances last term, prompting speculation his future could lie elsewhere.
“Yes, I am still here and obviously I am happy to stay,” Bosnia international Dzeko told reporters after scoring in the friendly win over Montreal Impact.
The forward, who has returned to form during pre-season, was then asked to describe the greatest moment of his career.
“It is difficult but I think it was probably when Bosnia qualified for the World Cup by beating Lithuania 1-0. I think it was the most important period of my career.”