Carreras' successor at Benfica sends a message to Bruno Lage: important | OneFootball

Samuel Dahl - who received tremendous news - discussed his experience at the Club World Cup, calling it horrible. Serving the Swedish national team and in an interview with the press from his home country, the Benfica left-back expressed happiness for getting more playing time in Bruno Lage's squad after Carreras' departure, stating that he hopes it continues this way.

"It was important for me to play as much as possible and it was positive that Benfica wanted to buy me. It was good for me to be able to play and I was left with a positive feeling," began Samuel Dahl, 22, who has been Bruno Lage's first choice at the start of this season for the eagles.

About the Club World Cup, Samuel Dahl was not as positive: "It was a completely new experience. There was a game where we sat in the locker room for almost two hours doing nothing. And in the last game, in the 'round of 16', the match was interrupted at the 85th minute for an hour and a half. It's not fun to play a match for four, five hours. It affects and is a bit tiring".

"When we were going to the bus there was always a dog sniffing everyone's bags and purses, we couldn't even take them on the bus. It was a different experience, the security was incredible and the same thing happened when we entered the stadium. The climate was what was horrible," concluded Samuel Dahl.

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