Former FC Nurnberg midfielder Dario Vidosic explains his reasons for heading back to Australia
Former FC Nurnberg midfielder Dario Vidosic has revealed the reason which prompted him to head back to http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Australia-c746. He told that lack of opportunities in the country forced him to part ways with the club during summers.
Vidosic believes that the club lacked consistency during his days, and singled it out as a reason why Die Legende never threaten the likes of Bayern Munich, Werder Bremen and Bayer Leverkusen.
He also accepted his frustration at the club due to limited number of chances especially having spent four years at Frankenstadion.
The midfielder recently signed a three-year deal with Australia-based Adelaide and is hoping to cement his place in the starting XI. He showed gratitude to Adelaide officials for acknowledging his talent and entrusting him with the midfield role.
The 24-year-old mentioned that he would certainly have preferred staying in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Germany-c2904 for a few more years. Vidosic stated that Bundesliga, without any doubt, is one of the best leagues around and a player gets to learn a lot while playing in Germany.
While talking to a local website regarding his turbulent career, the youngster further added, “I wasn't enjoying my time over in Germany. I wanted to enjoy the game again and have fun. The decision wasn't so much to start over, but come home, have fun and
enjoy myself again.”
Talking about inconsistent tactical decisions at his previous club, he added:
“There were all sorts of little things. For example, there was one game where we got beaten 4-1 by Leverkusen and the coach told me at half-time that I was the only player doing well. Then the next week I found myself on the bench somehow.”
Vidosic joined FC Nurnberg in 2007 and made 30 league appearances during his four-year stint at the club. The player managed to score thrice during that period. He also spent loan spells at MSV Duisburg and Arminia Bielefeld during his time in Germany.
The youngster earned his Australia debut in 2009 and has 14 international caps under his belt.
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