Darmian: "I don't regret moving to Manchester United, but I'd consider a return to Italy"

Matteo Darmian, Manchester United and Italy fullback was asked questions during the national team press conference ahead of World Cup qualifying matches against Macedona and Albania. Darmian also revealed his thoughts about his current club, United and the play in the Premier League: "I'll start by saying that I made a decision and I don't regret it. I would choose this adventure again every time, but it's normal that every player wants to play as much as possible. I dedicate myself every week, and I will keep doing that. I don't deny that I watch the Italian league closely, I don't know what will happen in the future. Hopefully, there will be the opportunity to return. Premier League? I don't think it's a different world, there are a few differences from Italian football. It's more physical, and a little less tactical. This "lack" of tactics can bring about a different game. It can be faster, more dynamic. Two different styles. Mourinho has been coaching me for two years, he has tried to bring his ideas into the team. We have a lot of hunger, he has a great desire to win trophies, that desire and anger is transferred to the team. We have gotten off to a great start and we are hoping to keep on going. Italy? There are a lot of important players missing like De Rossi, Verratti, and Immobile. But all the players here are quality, we know how to make up for the absences. There is only negativity from the outside, we are calm and are working well together."