Vlahovic: I originally wanted to score the third goal because I had high expectations for myself

In the first round of the Champions League stage, Juventus and Dortmund staged a goal battle, and in the end the two teams tied 4-4. In this game, Zebra Legion striker Vlahovic came on as a substitute, not only scored two goals but also gave two assists, which was a great contributor to the team's avoidance of losing. After the game, Vlahovic expressed his views on topics related to the game.

About this game, I think everything will come with experience, we are a young team and need to read the game better. We can't always lose the ball, so there is still a lot to learn. What’s important is that we didn’t lose the game and we will keep working hard.

I don't know whether Tudor will start afterwards, it depends on the coach's choice. I'm always on call and do my best to train, and the important thing is to be able to score goals. For me, there is little difference between starting and substitute.

About my substitute performance is better

I almost always start and score a lot of goals, the coach often changes starters and we have a lot of good players. Our team has no absolute distinction between main players and substitutes. I don’t consider these things and just want to help the team. Everyone has the desire to play, but I respect the coach's choice and try my best to make it difficult for him to make a decision.

Regarding whether I am full of anger after entering the new season

No, it is not anger, but for me it is not an easy time to deal with. 99% of the reports in the media are not in line with the actual situation, but I found the energy in this case. I have to be hungry to prove myself, and I will never be satisfied with the status quo. Tonight, I wanted to score my third goal because I always had high expectations for myself, which pushed me to move forward. I play for a very good team, so there is nothing to complain about. It's normal to be criticized if you don't score a goal, but I'm trying to find a balance. In my opinion, I still have a lot of room for improvement.