Bremen s new player: It s an achievement to play against Ronaldo, but he was very angry after losing and didn t want to exchange jerseys

September 12th September Bremen is loaned to Spanish midfielder Cameron Piertas from Saudi team Hubairkudicia this summer. In an interview with Bistro, the new player talked about topics such as his confrontation with Ronaldo in the Saudi league.

-What was your previous career in the "Desert" from Saudi Arabia to Bremen?

Pirtas: "Saudi Arabia is a developing country, with many hotels being built and residential areas being built. I live in a very ordinary city where not only the rich people driving luxury cars, but also those who worry about money. I don't feel any negative things in the rumors, and I feel very comfortable when I was there."

- Then why do you have to go back to Europe?

Pirtas: "It's so hot there, so we usually start training until 8 or 9 pm, which is almost unbearable from August to October. There are competitions that are as hot as 45 degrees. Because it's too hot, you always have to go to the mall because it's cool and comfortable, and then you sit in the restaurant. Spending time outdoors that's another matter. So when the invitation from Europe came, I chose Bremen, and I didn't have to think about it for too long."

-What does it feel like to play against Ronaldo?

Pirtas: "His charm and aura are incredible. He is one of my idols since I was a child. To me, being able to fight him feels like achieving something. It feels great to meet this person I admire."

-Did you successfully get his jersey collection?

Pirtas: "Yes. But he didn't want to swap at the time. We won the game 2-1, and then he was angry. So I asked my teammate Nacho and he made it for me. This is the first time I took the initiative to ask for a jersey."

-Did you wash it?

Pirtas: "I cleaned it up and now wear it as a pajama. Seriously: it is hidden deep in my closet. When I settle down in Switzerland one day, I will prepare a suitable display cabinet at home."

-What do you want to bring to the Bremen game?

Pirtas: "I am a person who goes all out. It's true on both sides of the offense. I like to create opportunities, I like to participate in the offense, I will give everything I have. I also took set pieces at previous clubs, and if this task falls on me, I'll be very happy."