Hello, I'm Juliett Farrington.

And I'm Joe Toddlinson.

Welcome to another one-on-one from Sky Sports, the podcast where we sit down for exclusive chats for some of the biggest names in football.

And this week, coming up on today's show, one of the most amazing people that I've had the opportunity to sit down with this season.

It was definitely worth the drive. And Joe, I know you've been there and done it and got the t-shirt when it comes to that road.

Plymouth's Miran Muslidge. He was so cool. He speaks five languages. But obviously, and more importantly, he's a Bosnian refugee whose family fled to Austria in the 90s,

so he's got one hell of a backstory and whose Plymouth-Argyle side go to Manchester City this weekend in the FA Cup.

Our destiny was not different to the destiny of, I think, over 300,000 refugees had to leave Bosnia.

But life is a struggle with beautiful surprises,

and in the end I fell in love with football,

and it's a long way from me, from escaping Bosnia in 1992,

and sitting here with you, Julesen, having this nice interview.

But I'm grateful for every experience in between.

Honestly, he is absolutely amazing, so you do not want to miss that part of the podcast.

Meanwhile, I've been chatting to Arsenal's Brazilian winger Gabriel Martinelli.

Every boy from Brazil, they want to wear this yellow shirt and play for Brazil

and have this dream to become a football player.

So I always have this in my mind as well, watching in the TV, Brazil playing.

It has always been my dream.

And being here today, it's a dream coming true, you know?

And that's all on the way in this week's one-on-one.

Jules, way back when, I went down to Plymouth, near my hometown, to meet a Plymouth

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