TURKISH STUDY AND TRAFFIC CONFESSION FROM NÜBEL

The 30-year-old experienced goalkeeper Alexander Nübel, whom Beşiktaş added to its squad from the German Bundesliga team Stuttgart during the summer transfer window, gave a highly sincere and remarkable interview to the RTL channel, one of his country's leading broadcasting organs. The successful German goalkeeper, who took over the goal of the black and white team and won the love of the fans in a short time, shared the curious details about his new life in Turkey. One of the most interesting parts of the interview was the moments when the experienced player showed his respect for his new culture and language. Stating that he made a special effort to learn the Turkish language, the talented goalie proudly displayed the first words he learned to the audience on German television. The star goalkeeper, who showed off his successful pronunciation skills by saying "Merhaba, nasılsın, iyiyim sen" (Hello, how are you, I'm fine and you) with highly sympathetic attitudes towards the cameras, specifically emphasized that he never neglects his language education in order to communicate much better with his teammates and fans. However, learning a new language was not the only tough test in successful name Alexander Nübel's Istanbul adventure. The German goalie also made highly striking and entertaining confessions about the famous traffic of Istanbul, one of the most crowded metropolises in the world. Openly comparing his impressions in the first days he stepped into the city with the current situation, the 30-year-old successful player drew attention to the challenging aspects of the megacity by using the expressions, "The traffic in Istanbul is literally a madness! When I first arrived, I was driving by myself. Schools were on holiday at that time, so there was no problem on the roads and I could proceed easily. But when the summer holiday is over, you really experience the traffic to your cells. It is really very difficult." The talented name protecting Beşiktaş's goal trying to adapt so quickly to both the green pitch and the complex daily life of Istanbul was welcomed with great appreciation in the black and white community.

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