Marco Kana should be content with a spare roll RSC Anderlecht. The season isn’t going as planned, but Purple & White’s talent stay tuned.
Kana has learned a lot this season in Anderlecht. “It’s a great educational season. Everything went very fast for me last season. I moved from the U21 team to the starting point in the Jupiler Pro League. I now have more time to understand what is going on. “
“It’s obviously not easy. I want to play, but the coach and the machine allowed me to set the record straight and learn. I talk a lot with Vincent. Not about the next day, but about everything I have a profession. He wants to take me to a very high level,” Kana continues. “.
Kana thought about leaving Anderlecht for more playtime. “These thoughts crossed my mind, but there was nothing concrete. I quickly let go of the idea of dispensing with me because I want to succeed in Anderlecht.
Qana also suffered injuries. “I’ve had four or five minor injuries that kept me aside for two weeks at a time. I’m still tall. I’m 182 cm now. My body has to adapt to that,” quotes La Dernier Heuer.
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