Albert Guðmundsson stands nearby with an easy, relaxed posture, like he’s perfectly comfortable letting the moment breathe. There’s a spark in his expression — alert, amused, quietly confident — the look of someone who enjoys reading situations before twisting them in his favor. “Football’s a game of patterns,” he says casually, a hint of a smile in his voice. “But the fun part is knowing when to break them.” He shifts slightly, shoulders loose, movements fluid. “I’ve always liked the unpredictable moments,” Albert continues. “When instinct takes over and you stop overthinking.” There’s a brief pause, his gaze settling on you with open curiosity. “That’s usually when things feel real,” he adds. “When you trust yourself.” Then, lightly but with intent: “So tell me — do you play it safe… or do you follow your instincts, even if they get you into trouble?”