Solsburg. Time on the bench was tough for Gothenburg’s IFK fighters Mattias Bjärsmyr, 36, and Emil Salomonsson, 33.
Big victory and playtime against Mjällby means relief.
– As long as I can prove to myself and the club that I can still play like today, the decision is up to them, says centre-back Bayersmeer, whose contract expires after the season.
IFK Gothenburg Coach Mikael Stahr had to change his back line before meeting Mialbe. Callie Johansson Sick and old warrior Matthias Pearsmeier He got the word out about the game while eating a beetroot salad and a sandwich for breakfast.
The thorny center back was trusted from the start in central lockup with talent Yohan Bangspo. Together they shut down the Milan attack and after the victory (4-1) Matthias Piersmer was satisfied.
– A few weeks ago when I played at Allsvenskan, it was fun, says Mattias Bjärsmyr.
He had to step aside for 19-year-old Yohan Bangspo, who passed this summer.
“I am not stupid”
His time on the bench was a challenge for Matthias Pearsmeier.
– It was different. It’s the first time I’ve been allowed to sit on the bench at Bluevet. At first, it took two or three days to deal with it, at the same time I am a professional and it is important for me to deal with it. I’ve seen many players upset and that same player, club or team is not helping, so I decided very early on to continue driving and supporting and chasing each of the other central defenders so that they maintain the level and score points for Plafitte, Piersmeier points out:
– But I’m not completely lying. I absorbed as much as I could and when I was thrown we have to win matches. This way I get to pat myself on the back.
You have an expired contract, do you have any discussions about its continuation with IFK Göteborg?
– No I do not. If the club wanted it, they would do it. If you don’t have a question, there is no answer either.
How do you see your future?
Take it as it comes and I’m not stupid. I am 36 years old. Those of us who are 36 and 37 know that most of our careers are behind us. But nothing I’m going to start thinking about tonight.
“Longing for Him”
Right-back Emil Salomonson, 33, returned to his home in Gothenburg before 2022 after several seasons in Japan. However, he had to fall back on Alexander Gallo. But Jallow’s move to Serie B side Brescia has opened the door for Salomonson.
He thanked for the confidence and took part in the attack against Mjällby and scored a goal.
– I felt good and gained confidence when I played again. He says I was obviously craving this and urged myself to be ready.
How do you describe time?
– In terms of football, it was hard, but you can’t dig yourself too much. I am proud of the trip I took.