“We acknowledge that the defeat was our fault, and it’s up to us to change the situation.”
Our team is the youngest in La Liga, and we need to learn how to fight for victories.
I don’t want to discuss what happened in Las Palmas. I’m not interested in complaining or making excuses. We could have won that match. Now, there’s added pressure, and we must stay focused to recover.
Goals are what matter in football. The other day, we had 70% possession and plenty of chances, but we didn’t score. Tomorrow, we need to make sure we take advantage of the opportunities we get.
Timing the right pressure is crucial. It’s not an easy task.
I’m not concerned. Had we played better, we would have won. I don’t want to make excuses.
Dani Olmo is ready to start tomorrow!
La Liga is long, and we need to fight to win it. After all, we are Barça!
It’s incredible to work with my players. Their mentality is outstanding, and the atmosphere is excellent.
I think a lot about the adjustments we need, and I’m sure you can see it too. Everyone is ready to contribute.
Our opponents are analyzing us and are improving. Naturally, they’re now less prone to being caught offside.
As I’ve mentioned before, Iñaki Peña is the starter, and that won’t change.
(Szczesny) He’s performing well in training, but we have no plans to change Iñaki. He remains our number one.”