PSV Eindhoven striker Gaston Pereiro spoke to NOS ahead of this weekend’s home match against FC Twente about his good form for the club and the fact that he feels settled after a year and a half in the Netherlands.
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The winger also stated his dream and ambition to be called up for the Uruguyan national team in the future. Pereiro scored twice last weekend in PSV Eindhoven’s victory against Vitesse Arnhem last weekend and has 5 goals to his name in the Eredivisie so far this season.
He said, ”I am happy and I am playing with more confidence this season and when you have confidence you play better. I feel good and every time I come out on the pitch I give everything in order to play well and keep my place in the starting lineup. I feel settled here in the Netherlands after a year and a half.”
Pereiro also elaborated on his hopes to play the Uruguayan national team in the future, ”I played for the Uruguay under 20 team but I have never played for the first team. We have a lot of good players so I have to keep working hard to come into contention. It would be a dream to play for the Uruguyan national team. I am not sad about not having made my debut yet as I am not good enough. I have to improve and eventually deserve my place in the squad.
”As far as I am aware the national team know that I play my football in the Netherlands for PSV Eindhoven so we shall just have to wait and see if I am called up to the national team in the future.”
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