Eros Grezda shows there was a fierce debate with Steven Gerard

Albania's national attacker has again moved to ZTE in Hungary, where he hopes to leave behind the problems of recent years, including the slightly happy experience of Manisspor in Turkey.

Grezda showed what follows from this second experience in Hungary, but he has also talked about his past in his career in clubs, or even Albanian nationals.

I've been here for days. I know the club well, I know the league I've been to before. But I had an unfortunate time the first time, I got hurt, and then I was with COVID for a long time, and now I'm back here and now I hope it's all right. My injuries have greatly slowed my career, career development. I took a big step when I passed by Reynolds, but there started the biggest problems, that I was seriously injured. I did some surgery. When you have these problems, it's hard to find yourself in a club and catch up. But I haven't given up, I'm training well and I hope to capture my form.

Here they target Europe and want to win the Cup. We're at the quarterfinals right now. We have a good chance to win that Hungary's two best teams have been eliminated. We all expect more, but I've had the bad luck that injuries left a lot of me behind and you have to find a team where they appreciate you and know your 100 percent skills. That's why I came here. I had no good experience in Turkey than I went, I had injuries to my operating leg. Pain only increased, I took injections, but it took a very long period of rest. I've been resting for a month, no pain at the moment, and I'm ready for the next step.

There's been a lot of talk about crossing the Superere, and to be honest, I've never discussed with the directors of Partizan, and there was nothing concrete. I was very surprised when I read it, it was just media speculation, and there was nothing in Albania's teams. The Albanian championship is on the rise at the moment, is the best year in the past 1015 years as many teams are competing. There are many qualities like Balaj, Abazaj and others have returned to play in Albania, which means the championship is on the rise. I don't know, I still want to wash in Europe, I'm still young, I want to see myself in these championships. You never know, but you don't.

Steven Jerard? He's the man I've never had the best coach in all aspects. I've had my frustrations that I was young and I wanted more minutes, but it belongs to the past. He's the best person I've ever had to work with. I've had more arguments than that I wanted to play with, like, high tones and stuff, but they're already forgotten. The hostage? Not in Scotland, but in the years I was there, I thought I'd step forward at Premier English League and believe I had the skills, I still believe I have them. But football is that it has to be all together, it needs luck and continuous. The hostage was that I couldn't make a good season and went to Premier that was my dream to get there.
Lack of Nationality? I haven't played that with Coach Rey since he was, I haven't had a good report that the first time I was invited, our relationships cooled. When I went there were 28 players, it was his first time and he got a lot of players and we had control matches. I had played every fight in formation, we did 11 to 11 and didn't put me on either team for no reason. I decided to leave and never spoke. Silvio? I am happy, as long as there are results and we do well, that the National does not need Grezda or the other, the Nationale will seek the best and have results that all Albanians want. I don't think about it at the moment, I'm focused on getting my form, and that's the key. Then the Nationale is there, if they think I can help them, they can call me.

Personal life? Grazda is very fast both in soccer and in my private life. I've taken a quick step, I'm engaged married, and I'm very happy with my wife”, Grezda said among other things.