According to him, it’s something he has lived with his whole life and he is focused on growing as a player instead of worrying about pressure.
“I’ve had it since I was little, and it’s always going to be that way, it’s not going to change, but I try to remove myself from it and focus on being the best possible Enzo,” he said.
“People compare you, criticise you, want more from you, and say you are there because you are somebody’s son.
“Others will be criticised for other things, but I try not to think about it. The most important thing is that my family are proud of me. I just think about growing up as Enzo and nothing else.”
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