Kieron Bowie, the Hellas Verona striker, has declared his intention to score against Roma in their last Serie A match of the season. The game is set to take place at the Bentegodi.
Bowie’s Focus on the Final Match
Bowie spoke at a press conference following Verona’s draw against Inter. He commented on his contribution to the team, saying, “Maybe I should have arrived earlier? Football is like that. I did well in the first half in Scotland, and that brought me here. I’m disappointed with how things went, but I gave my all and I’m happy to have helped the team.”
The Scottish striker is now focused on the match against the Giallorossi. “Let’s focus on Roma, and I’m thinking about scoring another goal,” Bowie stated.
Verona’s Relegation and Bowie’s Future
Verona’s relegation to Serie B raises questions about Bowie’s future with the club. When asked about potentially playing in Serie B, Bowie responded, “Would it be a step backwards to go to Serie B? I don’t know what will happen, but I have a four-year contract. Any thoughts on Serie B? I haven’t thought about it yet, honestly.”
Roma’s Champions League Ambitions
Hellas Verona presents the final challenge for Roma in their quest to qualify for the Champions League next season. The match will be played on Sunday evening at 8:45 PM. These final 90 minutes of the season will determine who will finish fourth.
The Roman side will need to overcome Verona to secure their place in the Champions League.
Ndicka is ruled out for Verona, and Pellegrini and Kone are doubtful.
The final match against Roma is Bowie’s immediate concern as he looks to end the season on a high note.