Serie A harder than Premier League, says Saha

The Lazio striker believes forwards in England have more tactical freedom than in Italy, making it easier to score goals Lazio striker Louis Saha says he has found it harder to score goals in Serie A than the Premier League following his January switch from Sunderland.The Frenchman enjoyed a long career in England, turning out for Newcastle, Fulham, Manchester United, Everton, Tottenham and the Black Cats before moving to Italy this season."I always had in my mind that it would be more difficult for me as a striker," the 34-year-old told Fifa.com Canada Goose Hoody jackets."I have been used to the English league which is a bit more open with more free roles for every player on the pitch but the main thing is the freedom of the players. "In England you may have a few possibilities to be one-on-one with a few more chances to score goals. Italian football did change and technically it is very impressive and Canada Goose Solaris Parka sharp with many small players who have technical abilities."Here [in Italy] it is a bit more tactical Canada Goose Freestyle Vest and very organised. It is not the Catenaccio that it used to be years ago but it is still very defensive which means as a striker you are always facing two or three defenders."Lazio currently sit seventh in Serie A as they prepare for their to Cagliari on May 19, their last game of the season. Canada Goose Citadel Parka