Since signing for FC Barcelona last year, the goalkeeper Joan Garcia has gone on to become a key part of the Blaugrana team. He is Hansi Flick’s first-choice goalkeeper, and continues to show why the German coach trusts him so much in almost every game.
The Spaniard recently appeared in an interview with [Mundo Deportivo](https://www.mundodeportivo.com/futbol/fc-barcelona/20261110/1004249643/joan-garcia-champions-objetivo-no-debe-obsesion.html) and talked about different aspects of the Catalan team and his own career. The goalie commented that both he and his team are improving gradually:
**“Good. I think that little by little, both the team and I are improving and gaining experience. We’re learning how to handle different situations in matches that perhaps we didn’t know how to manage before. I think that’s a positive thing and will stand us in good stead for the future.”**
**“I’m still adapting to the style of play and to different aspects of my game that we need to improve. Little by little, I’m feeling more comfortable and gaining a clearer understanding of what I can and can’t bring to the team, when to act and when not to. I think that’s all part of the learning process, continuing to grow and improve. I’m eager to keep going.”**
Joan Garcia admitted that winning the UEFA Champions League is an objective for Barcelona, while also assuring that it is not an obsession:
**“Obviously, it’s an objective for us, just like La Liga, the Copa del Rey and the Spanish Super Cup. I think we have a team capable of competing for and trying to win every competition, while recognising how difficult that is. I see the team as very motivated. It’s an objective, but it shouldn’t become an obsession either, because that could have a negative effect. It’s still an ambitious and demanding target, and we’re looking forward to taking it on.”**
As the matches [against Paris Saint-Germain](https://barcanewsnetwork.com/joan-garcia-9-5-gordon-5-5-psg-4-2-fc-barcelona-player-ratings/) and Real Madrid showed, Barcelona still have work to do to reach their very best level and compete with the top sides in Europe. Joan Garcia revealed that the team is already working towards this goal, and hopefully, they will be able to enhance their level enough to win the UCL after such a long wait.