Nielsen: “I would return to Greece without a second thought – I am getting phone calls from foreign teams about Konstantelias”

THE David Nielsen was removed a few days ago from the bench of Kifissia, with the Danish technician giving an interview to Metropolis.

Among other things, he talked about the Northern Suburbs team, while also commenting on him PAOK. In fact, he revealed that foreign teams are calling him to ask about him Yannis Constantelia.

Everything he said in detail:

“In football there are many reasons you can leave a team. But when the results don’t come and the team is last, that’s a problem. I have respect for Greek football, I had a great group of players, I had a great time in Greece. I had an excellent relationship with the administration of Kifissia, I came to get the results, I didn’t get them and left. The Greek league is a very good league”he initially reported.

For what he was guilty of: “It’s not a matter of defensive behaviour, it’s also a matter of management when we had the ball. It was 8 matches, the team is strong and I think you have a chance to stay in the team. There is Kotsolis and he can help the new coach. Unfortunately this is football, the owner and the people have no time and are looking for results. the coach is looking for the time to build a team”.

For the match with PAOK: “PAOK can score six goals everywhere, they have proven that. I thought we weren’t a good team, but then he started scoring 4 and 5 goals so it wasn’t about us. They have a lot of attacking lines, they have the best team offensively in the division. In football everything can change from one night to the next morning. PAOK is in a great situation at the moment, but AEK is also a very good team. From now on you can’t predict who will win the championship, now the battle for the title begins, playoffs are coming and everything will be decided in the details”.



For good Super League players: “I can say I met many good players in the Greek league. I really liked the PAOK fans. I get picked up by many foreign teams and they ask me about Konstantelias”.

On whether he would return to the Greek league: “I would go back without a second thought.”