In this video
- Getting into the top eight is very important, Doku said, because with the number of games they have, two fewer is good. They just want to win and control what is in their hands.
- Asked about his injury, Doku said a knock on his knee kept him out of the game in Norway because he was still in pain. He feels good now.
- Asked whether wingers get enough protection, Doku said he could only speak about Saturday's tackle, which was painful. When he is on the ground he is not diving, and judging it is the referees' job.
- Asked how often he takes a really heavy knock, Doku said most of the time at least one in a game, a tackle where he feels it is a strong one.
- Doku said he honestly did not watch the game, though he saw Arsenal lost. There are a lot of games and City still play them, but if they lose it is better for City, for sure.
“…I see that as a compliment that they can't take the ball.”
- Doku said he is enjoying playing inside because it is more unpredictable and gives him more options. If he can grow there, he feels it will be beneficial for him.
- Asked whether this is his prime season, Doku said they would see at the end of the season. He feels he has been doing better and believes this season will be better than the previous two.
Jeremy Doku: This Could Be My Best Season at Man City Yet
Jeremy Doku press conference ahead of Manchester City vs. Galatasaray
