I had hard times. English football is a bit tougher I would say in the youth than back in Germany, so you… — Serge Gnabry Copy Share Image
It's hard to explain to someone the feeling of going from 15 years old - just playing for your local team, having… — Serge Gnabry Copy Share Image
It's hard to not change, to be honest. It's hard to remember who you are. — Serge Gnabry Copy Share Image
To score seven goals away at Tottenham, I don't think this happens a lot! — Serge Gnabry Copy Share Image
I've come to Bremen to get playing time, to develop further and to help the team. — Serge Gnabry Copy Share Image
It didn't go well at West Brom but I just kept working and that's one of things I adopted: always keep working and knowing… — Serge Gnabry Copy Share Image
I have been raised so that one should always share. That's why social projects are important to me. — Serge Gnabry Copy Share Image
I enjoy the opportunities given to me by Niko Kovac and the responsibilities that come with it. — Serge Gnabry Copy Share Image
Coach Arsene Wenger would have liked to have kept me, but then I opted to go to the Olympics. — Serge Gnabry Copy Share Image
In competitive sports, it is often presented as a weakness when we talk about pressure, when we reveal our feelings, what we really think… — Serge Gnabry Copy Share Image
Maybe it's not all that bad that Bremen's a smaller city. There are more temptations in London than in Bremen. — Serge Gnabry Copy Share Image
I can't say if I've got the skills to play for Bayern, they have to decide that. They buy players who fit their requirements. — Serge Gnabry Copy Share Image
