I accepted 11 goals for two matches, that is Muric's response after numerous criticisms

Kosovo's first goalkeeper, Arijannet Muriq, is happy to have spent the difficult moment at Willem II in the Netherlands elite.arti Muriq has accepted 11 goals in the first two matches in Erediviasia. In the third match, he accepted a goal from the penalty, while in the fourth match he kept the gate intact.

To Feenoord on February 14th, Willem II suffered 5:0, in the debut of Muriqi. Then on February 19th, Muriqi's team suffered 6:0 from Utrechtti. On February 24 to Dan Haag, Willem II played 1:1. Goli, Muriqi suffered from a white spot. And on February 28, Willem II won 2.0 on the trip to Sparta Rotterdam.

Although he accepted 11 goals in two matches, which are not often happening for a goalkeeper in the initial games, Willem II's coach entrusted it to Muriqi, who is borrowed from the Dutch team from Manchester City.

The 22-year-old is happy that he is finally being shown regularly at team level. He was in reserve in City, and he quickly lost the place of Nottingham Forest and Girona where he was borrowed.

In Kosovo, Murak is almost regularly activated and has reached the rate of 16 matches.

Of course I didn't feel well at all. But it was important to me that, with all the many goals accepted, I didn't make any serious mistakes. Maybe I could do a little more on one or two occasions, but I constantly set high standards for myself”, Muric said in an interview for “bd.nl”.

Murrick has no interest in the defanziev department players. Says they'd do more if they could. Instead of criticising defenders for presentation, Murak has tried to give them advice. He estimates that this has more effect than criticism.

After these two losses, we recovered as a team. I only took one goal against Dan Haag and the one from the penalty. We haven't been defeated in Sparta”, Muriq stressed. He's not talking about himself, he's talking about the team.

If we defend ourselves as a team, less balls come towards the gate. Defense as a team is basic”

Kosovo's goalkeeper trusts the team that is fighting for survival in the Dutch elite.

It's good we got three points in the last fight. For the goalkeeper, it's always important when he doesn't accept a goal as well as”.

Murrick is working, among other things, to improve his long pass. Last match, three-four times, he ended up out of the field. He has promised that he will continue to work to improve his procedures, but other things too.

At Willem II, they are committed to making the best out of Muriq, although he will probably be in this team only until summer.