Germany winger Serge Gnabry dey chop ein form for ein life top. He show ein skills for Germany ein 4-0 win against Luxembourg, wey plenty players shine, but Gnabry stand out. Bayern Munich fans dey happy as dem dey see Gnabry dey play well for both club and country.
Gnabry Dey Feel Proud of Ein Form
After di match, Gnabry talk say, "Form of my life be like exaggeration, I just start di season well. I dey happy say I score again for Sinsheim. Sometimes e dey work, sometimes e no dey work. I no change anything, na just my confidence high sake of my good form with Bayern."
He add say, "After di defeat against Slovakia, pressure dey - with anger and enthusiasm, we wan show better performances for di next games, and we do am today against Luxembourg. E be good and deserved victory."
Bayern Munich Future Still Uncertain
Even though Gnabry dey play well, ein contract with Bayern Munich dey end next summer. Plenty clubs go like sign am for January. When dem ask am about ein future, Gnabry say he dey focus on di national team. "Nothing change from wetin I talk last time. Right now, I dey focus on di national team. I no dey think about my future now. Na di club go approach me. Whether dat go happen or not, we go see. I just dey focus on playing well. And wetin go happen go happen," he talk.
Gnabry Dey Embrace Leadership Role
Gnabry, wey be veteran for Germany now, dey embrace ein leadership role. He say, "I wan bring my qualities and my form enter di pitch, assist and score goals. E be must-win and very important game for us. I be one of di experienced players with di most caps for di current squad. We get plenty young players. So I dey try help di young players, like players like Mesut [Özil], Sami [Khedira], Thomas [Müller] do with me when I first arrive di national team. But di most important thing be say make you show your leadership qualities for di pitch and lead by example."
- Gnabry dey play well for Germany and Bayern Munich.
- Ein contract with Bayern Munich dey end soon.
- He dey embrace ein leadership role for Germany.