Ádám Nagy Holds Nothing Back in Criticism of Hungary’s Top Flight and Himself
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At a glance
- Ferencváros midfielder Ádám Nagy said he had hoped for a personal explanation but did not want to demand one.
- He expressed regret that the last European Championship campaign went off track.
- Nagy acknowledged that his performances may have allowed a more determined player to take his position in the Hungary team.
Ádám Nagy said he would have appreciated a personal explanation, but he did not want to hold anyone to account over not receiving one. “I’m not a little boy who will take offense at this,” the Ferencváros midfielder said.
I would have appreciated it, but I did not want to hold him to account. At the very beginning, I would have expected a personal explanation, which would have felt good, but it did not happen. I’m not a little boy who will take offense at this.
Speaking about his recent appearances for Hungary, Nagy also turned the criticism on himself. He said he deeply regretted that the last European Championship campaign had gone wrong.
I deeply regret that the last European Championship somehow went off track.
Although he continued to receive call-ups afterward, Nagy said he had felt his performances were just good enough for another player with greater desire to take his position. He added that there was nothing wrong with looking back and considering whether that was what happened. The discussion also touched on his dream of reaching 100 appearances for the Hungary national team.
I also felt that I was performing exactly at the level where, if there was someone with a little more desire, they could take the position away from me.
Originally published by Magyar Nemzet in Hungarian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.