The Swedish striker has been in good form, but feels he could add more goals to his game.
Leeds United’s Marcus Antonsson scores their first goal
Leeds United striker Marcus Antonsson has admitted he would have liked to have scored a few more goals in his first few weeks in action for the club.
Antonsson has scored two goals for the club in five appearances, but has missed other chances throughout those fixtures and feels he should have scored more.
Leeds United’s Marcus Antonsson celebrates with team mates after scoring their first goal
Speaking to Expressen in his homeland he admitted that he was happy at Leeds, but that he would have liked to have scored more:
“It feels good. I have made good achievements although I think I should have done a few more goals.
“But I have taken my finishes in different styles. It was of course nice to score first. From experience, it gets easier. When you score first, just to drive from there.”
Leeds United’s Marcus Antonsson and Fulham’s Michael Madl in action
Antonsson arrived at Leeds with a reputation as a potent finisher.
He was the current top goal-scorer in the Swedish top flight at his former club Kalmar when he made the move to Leeds this summer. He missed a sitter v QPR in the first game of the Championship season but has done well in other games and with other finishes.
His movement has also been very impressive. He looks very adept at breaking the offside trap and with a little more composure might have more than that current tally of two.
But it is a positive sign that the Leeds striker is not yet satisfied. Hopefully it means he can push himself further and bag more goals for the club.
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