Atalanta: Sead Kolasinac compares Tudor and Gasperini

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By: Manu Tournoux

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Aged 30, Sead Kolasinac has had a rich career across Europe. Trained at Schalke 04, the Bosnian international left defender (55 caps) played in Germany, his native country, in England and even discovered France last season with Marseille. Basic man of Igor Tudor, the native of Karlsruhe played 58 matches with the Phocéens in just one season on the Canebière.

Now in Italy with Atalanta Bergamo, Kolasinac was presented to the press this Monday. Asked about the differences between his former Croatian coach and his new coach, Gian Piero Gasperini, the Arsenal defector was full of compliments to both men: “Integrating myself into this new reality was easy. In Marseille, there was Tudor who played the same way and the type of football we play here suits me. Gasperini is amazing, I really like it on the pitch and I’m happy to be coached by him.»

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