Bologna goalkeeper: The goalkeeper must be able to save. It’s useless to lose the ball every time a shot is on target, no matter how good your footwork is.

November 16th Recently, Bologna goalkeeper Skorupski talked about his views on the role of goalkeeper.

Skorupski said: "I have always said and insisted that goalkeepers must first be able to save. Now some coaches focus more on foot skills rather than hand skills. In my opinion, if you participate in the offense very well but lose the ball every time you take a shot, it doesn't matter how good your footwork is. The coach asked me to contribute in this area, and I tried to satisfy him."

When asked if he hoped to be born as Lewandowski, Skorupski replied: "No, I have no envy, but it is true that my 7-year-old son Leo plays as a forward in the Bologna youth team. I hope he will be a goalkeeper. I will be worried about him getting injured, and I will be sad to see him take such a risk as me."

Finally, Skorupski revealed the behind-the-scenes story about the child: "He is my biggest critic: after the game he will say, 'You should have hit that ball.' It's funny. He's right, I don't know how he knows this. It's better to play in the outfield. I understand that. The forward's mistakes can never be made. Did you notice that the MVP award will never be awarded to us unless we save the penalty? "