Tchaouna: "I Had Never Experienced Winning A Match With Two Men Down! It Shows That We Are A Team That Never Gives Up. I’m Really Happy To Be Here With My Teammates."

On the eve of Lazio’s next fixture, Loum Tchaouna shared his thoughts in the official S.S. Lazio match program ahead of the Biancoceleste's showdown with Udinese at the Stadio Olimpico on Monday local time.

Following their Europa League clash with Viktoria Plzeň, Lazio now face an in-form Udinese side. Tchaouna expects another difficult challenge, similar to their match on Thursday.

“We’re preparing for another tough encounter. Udinese is a team full of grit and confidence, so we need to approach the game with the right mindset and determination.”

Lazio’s thrilling last-minute wins against AC Milan and Viktoria Plzeň have provided the squad with a major morale boost.

“Those two victories were incredible, both secured in the dying moments thanks to Pedro and Isaksen. The win in Plzeň was especially unbelievable—I had never experienced winning a match with two men down! It shows that we are a team that never gives up.”

Tchaouna also spoke about the valuable lessons he gains from Lazio’s more experienced players, including Pedro, Zaccagni, and Isaksen.

“Pedro is a legend, both on and off the pitch. He has won everything in his career, and I’m lucky to receive his advice. Playing alongside him is an honor.”

“Isaksen is going through an incredible period, and I’m really happy for Gus because he managed to overcome a tough phase. Zaccagni, as a true captain, is a key figure in our team, always supporting us.”

“Boulaye Dia is like an older brother to me. And I can’t forget Gigot and Guendouzi—Mattéo is a fantastic midfielder and a true leader. But let’s be honest, my hair is better than his!”

When asked about his long-term ambitions with Lazio, Tchaouna remained focused on the present, emphasizing the importance of finishing the season strongly.

“I’m really happy to be here with my teammates. Right now, my only focus is on giving everything to help the team finish the season in the best possible way.”

As Lazio prepares for another crucial match, Tchaouna’s words reflect the team’s determination to keep pushing forward in both domestic and European competitions.