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Svilar hails Soule‑Frosinone save as breakthrough before interview

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·

Goalkeeper Mile Svilar will explain why he rates his stop against Soule in the Frosinone clash as his best save during a Radio Romanista interview tomorrow at 10:00 a.m., broadcast to Il Romanista, as the Giallorossi keeper readies for upcoming fixtures.

The interview is set for tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. on Radio Romanista. It will be aired to the audience of Il Romanista, the station’s dedicated programme. The session comes as the Giallorossi goalkeeper prepares for his next matches.

Svilar met the Radio Romanista team during Roma’s training camp in Cardiff. The camp operates from the WRU National Centre of Excellence. This setting provided the backdrop for the upcoming broadcast.

Roma are using the Cardiff base to continue preparations for upcoming matches. The squad’s focus remains on sharpening tactics ahead of the next fixtures. The training environment is intended to fine‑tune performance.

In the interview Svilar discussed his experience with the Giallorossi. He reflected on his development over the past few seasons. He also outlined his goals for the future.

Svilar said he has never visited the Bernabeu except as a child fan, but would love to play there. He also expressed a desire to appear at PSG’s stadium, calling such high‑profile matches great learning opportunities.

When asked about his most significant save since joining Roma, Svilar highlighted the stop on Soule in the Frosinone game. He believes that save put him on the map and marks the beginning of his emergence as the Giallorossi’s goalkeeper.

Looking ahead, Svilar aims to build on that moment as Roma approach their upcoming fixtures. He hopes the confidence from the Soule‑Frosinone save will aid his performances.

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