Lois Openda will be one of the Belgian players to watch during the Euro. The Red Devil wants to take a step forward under Domenico Tedesco.
Excellent at club this season in Leipzig, Lois Openda has still not managed to show its advantage under Domenico Tedesco.
Mute since the arrival of the new coach, he tried to force his first goal by wanting to take the penalty during the friendly match against Montenegro.
This Thursday at a press conference, he briefly returned to this episode. “Everything is fine in the national team, with my teammates. It was just a misunderstanding. It’s over, it’s in the past. I wanted to score, Leandro (Trossard) And Jeremy (Doku) Also.”
Lois Openda still awaits her first goal under Domenico Tedesco
“I scored with each of the coaches I had. I think it will come with Tedesco. I don’t worry about that,” he continued.
Openda starts the Euro behind Romelu Lukaku, as per usual. “I’m already very happy to be here. The coach gives me a lot of confidence. There’s no pressure. If there were any doubts? No. I was just busy finishing my – very good – season. Tedesco also wants me to score. I don’t put pressure on myself to score during the Euro.
“I have a different role at a club where we sometimes play with two attackers. Here, I know it will come little by little. I’m still new to the team. There’s no frustration. I know that it’s going to happen. I’m learning a lot from Romelu.”
