On the psychology of the squad after picking up two wins in a row domestically and in Europe:

«We are feeling very confident, and we are looking forward to the next game, with the aim of continuing this positive run.»

On the coaching change at the club:

«We are facing it with a positive approah and are trying to bring out the best in ourselves; something which I think is clear to see in the last two games.»

On how he feels as a PAOK player and living in Greece:

«I feel very happy and I like it here. The club, my teammates, everyone has welcomed me with open arms and this has alloweed me to adapt quickly. All of the players are very good characters and this makes my job much easier.»

On the injury to Dimitris Giannoulis and how ready he is to play:

«Giannoulis is an exceptional player and a very good person. I have already learned a lot from him. I like to watch him play. Of course I also want to take my chances whenever I have them. I feel good, I’m well prepared and I consider that when the opportunity comes I will be ready to prove my worth to the club.»

On how he sees the level of Greek football:

«It’s very different from Norway. The level is definitely higher. There are different kinds of players here, different things, and I’m learning a lot. I’m at a big club and I’m trying to do the best I can to be always ready to play for when I get a chance.»

On the pandemic and how he is experiencing the lockdown in Greece:

«In Norway I experienced something very similar. So, you could say that I’m already comfortable with it. In Greece with all the new public health measures I wouldn’t say that I feel awkward. I’m the kind of person who is comfortable spending plenty of time alone. After training, I like to go home and cook, to watch TV series’, so I’m OK with that part of everything.»