Leicester City have picked up six points in the Premier League this season and goalkeeper Mads Hermansen has received some praise along the way.
The 24-year-old’s busiest performance so far in the campaign came at Arsenal, against whom he made 13 saves and equalled a Premier League record that David de Gea had created many years ago.
The Dane spoke to TipsBladet about how the campaign has been so far for him and also reflected on Leicester’s loss to the Gunners.
“It was busy, but that’s how it is sometimes. I’m happy that I was able to contribute with a few saves, but of course it ended with zero points.
“So there wasn’t much to celebrate afterwards either, but it’s clear that I was happy to be able to contribute and get to show some of it. But yes, it was a game in which we unfortunately got zero points.”
“Yes, it’s nice to hear that people think I’ve done a good job, but as you say, the best effort from a losing team’s goalkeeper, that’s nice, but it sounds a bit hollow, one way or another.
“Not the statements, you know, but the feeling for me. It’s nice to be able to contribute, but of course I’m tired of the fact that we couldn’t hold on to the one point.”
The goalkeeper has played all seven games so far for the Foxes and feels there’s room for improvement and they should have picked up more points.
“It has been quite nice. On a team level, we might have liked to see a point or two more on the account, but it has been as it has been. Overall, it has been okay, but there is also room for improvement.”
This is Hermansen’s first season in the Premier League and playing regularly in England’s top flight can only help his future ambitions with the national team.
