The Paris Saint-Germain spoke about his return to form and also spoke about the criticism that has been aimed at him
Paris Saint-Germain midfielder, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Javier-Pastore-c18082 can sum up his first season in the Ligue 1 as a season made up of highs and lows. A shadow of his former self for several months, the most expensive player in the history of Ligue 1 wandered like a lost soul
for most part of the campaign.
However, the playmaker saw his fortunes change at the weekend when his side hammered Sochaux 6-1 on their own backyard. The youngster was decisive in that game and showed the world just why he is so highly rated.
While talking to media, the former Palermo man said that he is feeling good and his performance against Sochaux has helped him a lot.
Though Pastore acknowledges the quality of the team, the Argentine says that individualism has hirt the club in recent weeks.
Pastore feels that all of players have been too individual at times which is the reason why they are now behind Montpellier in the Ligue 1.
“While it is important to play well, we must first win. Our game is now more collective than it was earlier. We suffered because we played too individually and we lost matches because of that. Now you have to play as a team and that’s what will help us win
our remaining games.”
Not spared a moment by critics since his arrival largely because of the transfer fee attached to him (42 million euros), the Argentine international welcomes criticism and cited http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Lionel-Messi-c22296 as examples of players who have been under
the spotlight in recent days.
The midfielder says that he came here to play and he is not bothered about his price tag.
“My price is irrelevant to me. It’s normal to be criticised. Even Messi and http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Ronaldo-c31734 are criticised because they were eliminated from the Champions League. Everyone tries their best and it’s hard to maintain form throughout the season.”
Nevertheless, Pastore would be looking to help his side win their first Championelle in almost 18 years.
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