Kremasky: Having three countries nationality will help me, I hope to play in Italy for a long time

Parma is loaned to 20-year-old U.S. midfielder Kremasky from Miami International this summer and has the right to buy out of the player. Kremaski talked about the transfer in an interview.

You have already entered the Parma roster in the last round of Serie A. What are your expectations for the next one?

I learned about the level of the Serie A and experienced the feeling of the game personally. It was really a wonderful experience. I'm still trying to adapt to this brand new league for me, to the intensity of the game here and everything else. This season, I hope I can adapt to Serie A, gain playing time and game experience, become a better player, and learn from everyone here, including players and coaches.

Coming to Parma will help you grow?

I think this is a good stage for growth, Parma is a club that values ​​young players, they want to keep improving and have strong ambitions, so I have a sense of identity here. I am very young and ambitious and I hope to learn and get the best fit here as soon as possible.

Will your nationality be helpful for this transfer? Does Palma Club's US boss Clause play a positive role in your transfer?

First of all, I want to thank Clause and Parma for choosing me to be the first American player in Parma’s history.

You have the nationality of the United States, Argentina, and Italy

I want to thank Clause. It is exciting to have an American boss. I was born in the United States. I like the United States and I feel very American. But at the same time I also have a lot of Argentine elements because my family is Argentinian, I have a lot of Argentine friends, and we speak Spanish at home. In addition, I have a deep connection with Italy, and this connection is very strong. I hope to be able to play here for many years because it is a beautiful country. Italy has my roots, and my ancestors came from a small town near Bologna. I hope my relationship with Italy can be further strengthened. Overall, I am very grateful for the nationality of the Three Kingdoms, because these countries have made me who I am today.