I Like The Attacking Style Of Play In The Bundesliga – Hoffenheim’s Franco Zuculini
The youngster has said that he is settling into life in Germany well, and he is beginning to enjoy himself in his new surroundings...
"It was difficult for me to settle here in the beginning. I missed my family a lot after moving to a new continent with new surroundings," Zuculini told the club's official website.
"I really like it in Germany. It's a lot better now because I can go shopping on my own and I have found my own flat. Unfortunately I'm still having problems with the language. I'm working hard at it and I try to speak German whenever possible.
"There is a lot more order in Germany. It's much more chilled out and it's a lot safer than in Argentina," continued the young midfielder.
"The tempo of the game in the Bundesliga is a lot quicker than in Argentina.
"I think the facilities here are world-class. The pitches in every stadium are perfect. I like the aggressive, attacking style of play in the Bundesliga and I am a fan of Hoffenheim's tactical approach."
Zuculini has scored once in four Bundesliga outings so far.
Stefan Coerts, Goal.com
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