Flick: The players understand this matter, and football is changing rapidly

Barcelona coach Hansi Flick appeared in a press conference, after beating Real Valladolid 7-0 in the fourth round of the Spanish League.

The coach said: “We played “Well done from start to finish with great pressure and intensity. The players understood well the importance that they needed to give 100% from the first minute. We are very satisfied with the performance on the field.”

He added: “Our goal was to win all the matches before the international break. We are happy. We attacked to continue scoring goals and seeing that after the minutes passed is good and makes the fans feel proud.”

Wazzed: “I am happy that the fans are satisfied. This is the goal of my work. I am happy with what I hear about me, but we are still at the beginning. When you see how enthusiastic the fans are after the victory, and you see that the team has not lost its intensity after 7 goals, it is something Very good.”

He stressed: “We have 12 points and that is not bad at all, but football is changing very quickly. We now have a good atmosphere and a good mentality and everyone exudes positive energy.” ".

And he continued:" Sergi Dominguez had a great pre-season, he has improved a lot since then and that is why he played today. He will help us a lot. I spoke with Casado and told him how he should play in front of the defenders.”

And he said: “I knew Dani Olmo well, I played against him when he was Leipzig and he was a player.” Wonderful, he is unbelievable. What he does with Pedri gives us a wonderful balance. It is wonderful to have them with us.”

He added: “Rafinha is a player who does many things very well. He can Saying that he performed wonderfully in the last 4 matches, Rafinha’s level does not surprise me. He has freedom on the field and attacks spaces.”

He concluded: “When people return to their homes They say they saw their stars playing beautiful football. This is what we are looking for. I love communicating with the fans. There is 100% support from the stands who see good play and excellent work.”