David: I can play with Vlahovic, Juventus can compete in Serie A and Champions League

Not long ago, Juventus forward David was interviewed by Slow Motion Network and talked about multiple topics.

About Juventus' goal

"We can be competitive in any competition we participate in, and I will try to score as many goals as possible."

About competing with Vlahovic

"I think we can play together, too, but it depends on the coach's decision."

How did you learn Italian?

"I am studying slowly. There is no teacher yet, but it will be there soon, and I will be a good student."

What will you say now?

"I would say Buongiorno (good morning), a domani (see you tomorrow), are simple words, but Italian and French are very similar, and I will be able to speak very well soon."

You scored in your Serie A debut at Juventus, how do you feel? What is the goal?

"I feel good. It's always important for a striker to score goals at the beginning of the season. My goal is to win as many games as possible."

You said at your debut press conference that the goal is to score 25 goals. Now that you have a good start, do you still agree with your original goals? Or do you want to challenge a higher goal now?

"I will try to score as many goals as possible. Of course, if I can score 25, I will be happy; if I don't do it, it doesn't matter, I will do my best."

Do you think you can partner with Vlahovic? Will you become the strongest forward team in Serie A?

"Yes, I think it's OK. Of course, this will ultimately be decided by the coach, but personally, it's absolutely fine to partner with him."

The next round of Serie A is Juventus against Inter Milan, which is the Italian national derby

"We know this is a game that is very important for the season and for the fans. We will try our best to prepare for this game and see what will happen in the end."

The last question: Do you have the ability to win or compete for the Serie A and Champions League?

"Of course, I think we can be competitive in every event we participate in and try to go as far as possible."