Barcelona manager Hansi Flick has distinguished himself from possible controversy with his comments before he defeated Osasuna on Thursday evening. The German manager noted that 'Barcelona is different from Real Madrid', with which Carlo Ancelotti agreed on Friday and noticed that film was right that 'Real Madrid is not Barcelona'.
One of the big talk points this week has been a profession from Osasuna against that result and claims that Barcelona's fielding of Inigo Martinez qualified as a non -subsidiary player. However, the Blaugrana is convinced that they will not be punished.
Flick had little to say about it.
“Every club is responsible for its own affairs; I can't say anything about that. We won the three points, and that's my focus,” he told the press.
“I am focused on the next game. There are now many games. We analyze the games and the opponents, and there is not much time to think about it. By the way, it is not something that concerns me. I don't have any information about it at the moment.”
Previous manager Xavi Hernandez was publicly about his struggle with the pressure of the work and stated at some point that it would be 'very difficult' for the next manager to enjoy the experience. Something disagreed.
“This morning I did not enjoy the wind (laughs). From the beginning I am very happy to be here and work with these players. Everyone enjoys playing football. I will continue my way of how we want to improve. We have improved a lot in possession and control.
Flick was also full of praise for Ancelotti and a hand of peace to stretch to Real Madrid.
“I respect Real Madrid, also Carlo Ancelotti, one of the best coaches in the world and a good person. I have the absolute highest level of respect for him. I have nothing to say about him or Real Madrid, but we are Barca and it is a challenge for the coach, and it is a challenge for the coach. They are important and we need them.”
The Blaugrana is confronted with Girona on Sunday afternoon at 4:15 pm at 4:15 PM Cest in Montjuic, where they will look to pick up a ninth consecutive victory and continue an undefeated run that dates from the beginning of 2025.
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