He had been sent to the U21 National Team: Statement from Montella on Semih Kılıçsoy!

A National Team Head Coach Vincenzo Montella, regarding Beşiktaş player Semih Kılıçsoy, who was included in the squad for the Hungary match but later sent to the U21 National Team, stated, "The changes were not made excessively. I called up extra players. Our decision to send them to the U21 National Team should be welcomed."

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A National Team Head Coach Vincenzo Montella made statements ahead of the friendly match to be played against Hungary.

Noting that Hungary will be a good test, Montella said, "I can easily say that they are a highly competitive team. I can say that it is a very important match for our development. I can say that the city and the stadium are beautiful."

"OUR DECISION SHOULD BE WELCOMED"

Speaking about the removal of Semih Kılıçsoy from the squad, who was included in the roster for the Hungary match but later sent to the U21 National Team, Montella said, "The changes were not made excessively. I called up extra players because I wanted to see their condition. Our decision to send them to the U21 National Team should be welcomed. They will find more opportunities there than they would find here."

In his statement, Montella added, "If I am not mistaken, there will be 5 Italian coaches at the European Championship, and the fact that Hungary also has an Italian manager will be a training exercise for me as well. Our goal is to make everyone in our country happy with the stance we show."

"I GO TO SLEEP AND WAKE UP WITH DREAMS"

The Italian head coach concluded his words as follows;

"Every night when I go to bed, I go with dreams, and every morning when I get out of bed, I wake up with dreams. The reason we chose our opponents for the friendly matches is to play matches with high competition, even if they look like friendly matches. These matches will help our team get accustomed. We chose these types of matches with high difficulty levels to improve the team and for me to see the team better. I wanted matches with a high degree of difficulty; maybe we won't get results, but if we improve ourselves in these matches, you can do everything you want better."