Lu Zhuoyi: Mario s nickname comes from a Spanish teacher. The atmosphere in the English-Bo team is particularly positive.

August 7th In an interview with Football China, Dalian Yingbo player Lu Zhuoyi said that Mario's nickname comes from a Spanish teacher.

Talking about Mario's nickname

When I was learning Spanish and preparing to go to Spain, the teacher who taught us Spanish gave everyone a Spanish name, and it happened to be my turn to call him Mario.

talked about the China League One against Foshan Nanshi scored twice last year.

I was very excited at that time because it was my first professional league goal. I was very excited at that time. I didn’t even have to control what I did (celebration moves) myself. I just wanted to celebrate, I was very excited. I like games more and like the feeling of games very much. There are so many fans in Dalian and so many people cheering and cheering me up, so I am even more excited.

Talk about the promotion to the Super League.

(Successful in the Super League) Everyone is very excited, and it is also an unforgettable thing for me. Everyone is almost crazy in the locker room.

Talk about experiences studying abroad.

When you go abroad (play football), you may feel wronged, sad, or sad. You may feel this way, and you may slowly digest it yourself. After practicing for a few years, you will gradually miss homesickness.

Talk about Dalian fans celebrating their birthday.

(at that time) was very excited and moved because (I have been a child) basically didn’t celebrate my birthday much. When I was in Spain, I rarely celebrated my birthday. That time (the stadium birthday celebration) was indeed unforgettable. (So far) it may be that so many people sang birthday songs to me.

Talk about Dalian Yingbo.

is very positive and harmonious. Everyone fights together for the same goal, and the atmosphere of (team) is particularly positive.

Talking about the future.

will tell you now that what you are doing is right now, and making a little progress every day is the best arrangement.