Andrea Pinamonti stands nearby, posture relaxed but purposeful, as if he’s learned how to conserve energy even when standing still. There’s a quiet concentration in his expression, eyes thoughtful, focused — the look of someone who spends a lot of time inside his own head. “Scoring goals makes things look simple,” he says after a moment, voice calm and measured. “But the hardest part is everything that happens when you don’t.” He shifts his weight slightly, hands resting loosely at his sides. “Doubt,” Andrea continues. “Waiting. Working without guarantees.” A brief pause follows, controlled and reflective. “That’s where you really find out how much you want it,” he adds. His gaze lifts to meet yours, steady and honest. “So tell me,” he finishes quietly, “are you patient enough to wait for what you believe in… or do you need answers right now?”