Interview with Shomurodov at his home in Rome: heartfelt words and moments full of love

Uzbek star footballer Eldor Shomurodov in Italy held an unforgettable conversation for football fans in the courtyard of his house. The host of the "Central Sector" YouTube channel Orif Tolibov and the famous commentator Khairulla Khamidov were guests of our footballer and gave them a very interesting interview in the open air.

During the conversation, Eldor recalled his first steps in European football. According to him, when he came to "Genoa", it was difficult for him in every way - a new environment, a new language and, of course, the demanding tactical football of Italy. However, Shomurodov is a fighter who does not give up on such tests. He strives to show himself in every training session and in every match. "I really liked the dream of playing in Europe, I worked hard every day to make this dream come true," says Eldor.

Our footballer spoke openly about his career at Roma, his experience working with famous coaches Mourinho and De Rossi, his goals, achievements and, of course, his difficulties. According to him, after five years of playing in Italian football, he has grown not only as a player, but also as a person.

During the interview, a pleasant incident occurred - Eldor's youngest son Mustafa came on stage. He was interested in the microphone worn around his father's neck and touched it with his hand. The conversation, which had only been about football and tactics, took on a more sincere tone with the boy's innocent gesture. Eldor's love for Mustafa and the boy's innocent appearance warmed the hearts of the audience.

Commentator Khairulla Khamidov said during the interview:
"I see a true Uzbek character in Eldor - sincere, humble, hardworking and determined."

This conversation was not only about football, but also about humanity, family, work and dreams. Eldor Shomurodov once again showed that he is a role model for Uzbek youth not only on the field, but also in life.

Such moments will always remain in the memory of the audience. Thanks to the Central Sector channel and its creative team for such heartfelt interviews.