Swiss international Samuel Ballet is having a remarkable spell in Turkey, where he has been finding the net with real regularity for promoted Amed SK in the Süper Lig. The newly capped Switzerland player is currently living in what he describes as a state of heightened excitement, and he has spoken openly about his life in the Turkish top flight.
Goals and a whirlwind schedule
Ballet’s scoring has made him one of the eye-catching figures of his club’s first season back among the country’s elite. Since joining Amed SK, the forward has become a key part of an attacking side that is trying to make its mark on the division.
A football culture like no other
For the 26-year-old, the intensity of Turkish football is the biggest difference from home. Matches, supporters and the wider atmosphere around the game leave a strong impression, and Ballet’s comments suggest he is still adjusting to the constant buzz surrounding the sport in the country.
His call-up to the Swiss national team has added another layer to a busy period. Ballet’s progress shows how a move abroad can open new doors, and his experiences in the Süper Lig are likely to keep attracting attention both in Turkey and back in Switzerland.
Source: www.20min.ch
