Isaac Success has worked through something of a Pozzo full house during his career to date.
Now 27-years-of-age, he was spotted as a youngster and taken into the Granada set-up. He initially represented their second team before moving through to the first team and impressing.
That saw the Pozzo family move him to Watford, in a record transfer for the Spanish side. Despite being contracted to the English club for five years, Success didn’t have the impact some had expected, and it sounds like he wasn’t completely content himself.
Tutto Udinese have quoted him as saying: “I had difficulties when I was at Watford and I think Udinese gave me the chance to start playing again and enjoy football. It is a family that I know very well, with which I have been with for years and which has given me the opportunity to renew. Besides, I’m also loving Italy. I know I can improve.”
It was of course the Pozzo family who allowed Success to move from Watford to Udinese in the summer. He’s signed a three year deal with the Serie A club, and has already made 24 appearances for them so far this season.
Success believes he has a lot to thank the Pozzo family for, after a relationship which has lasted the whole of his career to do date.
On that topic, he said: “The Pozzos have really done a lot for me. They have been really important in my career. Since I met them during the Under 17 World Cup in Dubai. And, yes, that was my first approach. And since then, I have loved it. And of course, there have been ups and downs since I started with them, but they still believe in me, they believe there is so much more to offer and that gives me a lot of confidence to continue working with them.”
