At the beginning of the interview, Tsatsu asks Tsumahashi if he's happy with the way things are going at the club. He's grateful for everything the club has done for him, but he also knows that the rumors of a move to another European club have already been spread. He says that he'll do his best to make sure that no more offers come his way, and that if he plays well, he should be able to get another chance at a bigger club soon. He also says that the coach and the front office are full of "comedians" and that the stands are "like a local festival" . He adds that they're trying to "create a club" that "removes the boundaries" , which he thinks is a good idea. He doesn't want to burden the players with too much work, so he wants to create an environment where the players can focus on their game. He admits that he is "exausted" by the way the club treats him, and he'd like to " lessen the burden" on him, so that he can focus more on his game. But, he adds, if the club can't help him, then he won't do it. He hopes that the club will be successful in creating a club where he can "lessen the burden on" himself, and focus on his own game.