> “We’re focused on our own business. We don’t think about what’s happening at other clubs, but the pressure at Barça and Madrid is always tough, and when results don’t come, the coaches are the first to suffer. It’s a bit surprising because it hasn’t been that long. They lost the Super Cup, but they’re four points behind in La Liga, and they’re doing well in the Champions League,” he told RAC1.
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> “But I prefer not to comment from the outside, and I don’t like to because I don’t know what’s going on day-to-day. These aren’t our issues. When you ask me about Hansi, the feeling was much better than the numbers. With Hansi, we knew the good times would return.”