Nottingham Forest’s Anthony Elanga Reflects on Victory and Season Goals

Following today’s victory, Nottingham Forest matchwinner Anthony Elanga conveyed to Sky Sports his belief that he can improve his performance this season. He stated, “I am a good finisher and I need to get in the positions.” Elanga also commended the team’s strong showing and acknowledged Aston Villa for a well-played match, saying, “The team did really well today and credit to Villa, it was a good game.” Elanga articulated the desire of a footballer to participate in every match and to make a significant contribution when not starting. He noted the difficulty in penetrating the opposition’s defense, observing, “It was hard to break them down and we had that space in behind.” He further explained their training focus on various movements, describing his goal as “a good finish.” Elanga also praised Martinez, stating, “I think he had a great game and made that great save, but we got past him in the end.” The player expressed his conviction that he can enhance all aspects of his game, including speed and strength, asserting, “I am not a finished article and the gaffer always wants me to get better. I just want to be a better player.” He identified himself as his “own biggest critic ahead of other people,” stressing the need to “keep working hard and keep producing.” Regarding Nottingham Forest’s current position in the top four, Elanga described it as “incredible and long may that continue.” He added that “the season is really long and I just want the fans to enjoy the journey.”