Kiwior on Porto move: Romano said ‘here we go’ as I began training | OneFootball

Dialogue with Bednarek: "FC Porto is a high-level organization. I'm curious to find out more. I was with Bedi [Bednarek] when he was drawing blood for medical exams. He told me a lot about the club and the city. I hope to spend a lot of time with him on the field".

Expression of gratitude: "FC Porto gave me three jerseys from my presentation. They told me it was a memento to put in a special place at home. And I told them: 'It's nice that you're already decorating my house, even though I don't have it yet'".

Closure of cycle in London: "It was hard to say goodbye to Arsenal, because I didn't know when it was really going to happen. If I had known in advance the exact day, I would have had time to prepare. In the last three days there, I didn't know which one would really be the last. Fabrizio Romano launched the 'here we go' and I started receiving dozens of messages and calls congratulating me. I was starting training... The players saw on their phones and asked me why I had suited up if it was already closed".

Subsequent farewell: "I refused to say goodbye there, because I still didn't have information about what could, or could not, happen. The next day I came back already knowing that I could say goodbye. I went to the field to say goodbye to my teammates and the coach [Mikel Arteta]. They made a farewell tunnel and it was hard... Not everyone I wanted to say goodbye to was there, I still had to make some calls".

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