Kleinheisler on bwinSPORT FM: “My tibia broke, it could have broken my leg!”

It was important to him Panathinaikos the victory over Aris, after the “out of schedule” game with Volos, as stated by Laszlo Kleinheisler to News Bulletin 247.

The Hungarian attacking midfielder he immediately turned his attention to the upcoming derby with Olympiakosfor which he expressed his impatience, and then revealed how his tibia was broken from the hard branding of Odubajo.

Details of what Laszlo Kleinheisler said to Dionysis Desyllas

For the victory of Panathinaikos over Aris in “Cleanthis Vikelidis”: “I think it was a really tough game. We didn’t start the game as well as we really would have liked to have played. But after the first 25 minutes we entered the game better, we had more possession. We tried to play better with the ball. Of course, the second half was much better. I am satisfied with the match and the victory we got is very important and of course we will continue”.

For the team’s reaction ahead of the sequel: “I believe that every match is important. Everything happened in Volos, the team is in good shape and I believe we will win the next match as well.”

For the derby that follows with Olympiakos at Leoforos: “As I told you, we are in good form and we have to continue in the same way, we don’t have much time at our disposal. Soon we will analyze our opponent, the coach will decide who will play and from there we will see. I’m looking forward to this match, because for me it’s a special game because I didn’t have the chance to play in such a derby and I think the fans will be on our side and we’ll return their love with a good result.”

For his own performance and the phase with Odubajo: “It was a bit strange situation, but everything is over and I don’t have anything to say. In my opinion it was a red card. I have to tell you that my shin splint broke and if I wasn’t wearing it, it could have broken my leg! Okay, that was the decision and it ended there. There is nothing else we can do at this time. I feel good (laughs). We have good physiotherapists and masseuses. They will take care of me and do the best for me.”