Rangers
Radu was asked how he thought Rangers might compare to the level of the Premier League?
Radu: "We have analysed them and prepared for the match, we know that they're a team that likes to put the physicality in, they like to bring this part of the game into their football and I think most of the game will be about winning our individual duels and trying to playing our football."
Pressure
Radu was asked if he felt this was a game we had to win...
Radu: "The pressure is always there in any game, regardless of the results that you had in the past. We have to continue to stick to our principles, believe in our way of playing and the results will come."
Playing the Ange way
Approaching a year at the club, Radu was asked how accustomed he now is with Ange Postecoglou's style of football...
Radu: "On a personal level, I feel I improved a lot. I feel like under under him and the staff I have evolved as a player and yes, like you said, the way we defend here is really different than the way I defended in the past, but I think it's a really nice way of playing football and enjoyable."
A similar question, how intensive is it to play Ange's football every three days?
Radu: "I feel like I already got into the rhythm of playing, you know, especially in the last period I played a couple of good games and I feel good. I don't feel tired or anything."
Injuries
Radu was asked a few questions on the injury situation - first, as the only fit centre-back, was there a case of the coaching staff trying to protect him?
Radu: "We train the same way since I came here, so that's not an issue. Every day is tough."
What do you put the injury list down to?
Radu: "Like I said, injuries will always be present in a squad, regardless of the way we train and the way we play. I really like the way we play, because it's a very aggressive way."
Playing in Europe
Finally, Radu was asked about his experiences so far in the UEL - his early red card against Qarabag, the atmosphere in Galatasaray, the draw against AS Roma...
Radu: "It's the first time I'm playing regularly in a European competition, so I didn't really know what to expect, but I think with every game I grow on the experience side. I'm still at the beginning of my career, I have a lot to learn."