Marshall Munetsi feels great about scoring his first English Premier League goal during the recent match. He played for Wolves against Everton until halftime, finding the net at the 40-minute mark with a sweet first-time shot from inside the box. His goal helped Wolves level the score after Everton had jumped ahead earlier.
The Zimbabwean midfielder said he expected to score eventually because he created many scoring chances in earlier games. His coach and teammates kept encouraging him to push forward and take shots. Munetsi also mentioned how Benjani, a famous Zimbabwean soccer star, helped create opportunities for players from his country to compete at high levels.
Munetsi talked about his flexibility on the field since joining the Wolves. Depending on the team's needs, he can play as a striker, on the wing, or as a midfielder. The coach sometimes asks him to pressure defenders from the front, and Munetsi happily takes on whatever role helps his team succeed.
The Warriors international appreciates the quality of his teammates and adapts his playing style to fit different tactical situations. He remains ready to change positions whenever the coach decides a new approach might work better against specific opponents.
The Zimbabwean midfielder said he expected to score eventually because he created many scoring chances in earlier games. His coach and teammates kept encouraging him to push forward and take shots. Munetsi also mentioned how Benjani, a famous Zimbabwean soccer star, helped create opportunities for players from his country to compete at high levels.
Munetsi talked about his flexibility on the field since joining the Wolves. Depending on the team's needs, he can play as a striker, on the wing, or as a midfielder. The coach sometimes asks him to pressure defenders from the front, and Munetsi happily takes on whatever role helps his team succeed.
The Warriors international appreciates the quality of his teammates and adapts his playing style to fit different tactical situations. He remains ready to change positions whenever the coach decides a new approach might work better against specific opponents.
