.webp)
When I was playing for Stuttgart and we played at the Allianz Arena, you could feel the atmosphere of the club when you were in the tunnel. You feel the history. It’s a club that’s been at the top for many years, so you think, “Woah, that’s the pinnacle. It’s the best German club, the best in the world.” So obviously it makes you dream and it’s reward for all the sacrifices I’ve made since I was a child.
From the outside, as a child, Bayern spoke to me. It’s like Real Madrid, Barcelona: they are big teams who’ve been at the top for many years. Bayern is… when you hear the names of all the French players who played here – Willy Sagnol, Bixente Lizarazu, Franck Ribéry – they are legends. They only talked highly of the club and it really is a good, family-oriented club. It’s a very demanding club, but we play football to win titles. Since I started playing football, I have wanted to win titles.
I have good memories of it. During my first year we came in and won everything. We came to Bayern to win titles and we won them all. I hope there will be others soon. I have a bitter taste from the final because I was injured. I didn’t play but I experienced it from the bench. I told myself it was maybe a once-in-a-lifetime experience, so I took advantage of it and I cheered on my teammates. It was a lot of emotions; the fans weren’t there so we couldn’t celebrate it with them. It was a bit weird but the Champions League is the best trophy you can win as a club. It’s a childhood dream that came true and I hope that there will be another one soon, with the fans, and I will be able to play.
He is a tactician, everything is planned out; we know how we’re supposed to play, how we’re supposed to attack, how we need to defend by going forward. He is a tactician but he is a great person too, who is open to exchanges. To me, there are only positives. I’ve learnt from every coach I’ve played with and I learn a lot of things with this coach. He lives the matches fully. He is young too. I don’t know how to explain it but when I’m on the bench, I watch him sometimes and he is determined like all of us. There is a lot of energy and it’s all positive.
I wouldn’t go that far, but it is the Bayern mentality. Even if we are winning we still attack, press high and score as many goals as we can. We are determined in every match; we want to win every match. For now the Champions League is going well, but we've only played two matches so nothing is done. We’ll see what happens next. We play the Champions League to play big matches; everyone enjoys watching those matches. As players, it is even more exciting to have games against Barcelona and Inter Milan. There are big players in the three teams. We put in the work and it is going well.
Yes, of course. If we start the competition without thinking about going to the end, there’s no point in playing. I won the Champions League with Bayern for the first time, in my first season, and I want to relive those emotions. We need to take it match by match though; we shouldn’t underestimate the other teams. For example, I still think about what happened: we should have won against Villarreal and gone to the semi-finals. For now, we have to go through the group stage. We’ll see after that.
When I was playing for Stuttgart and we played at the Allianz Arena, you could feel the atmosphere of the club when you were in the tunnel. You feel the history. It’s a club that’s been at the top for many years, so you think, “Woah, that’s the pinnacle. It’s the best German club, the best in the world.” So obviously it makes you dream and it’s reward for all the sacrifices I’ve made since I was a child.
From the outside, as a child, Bayern spoke to me. It’s like Real Madrid, Barcelona: they are big teams who’ve been at the top for many years. Bayern is… when you hear the names of all the French players who played here – Willy Sagnol, Bixente Lizarazu, Franck Ribéry – they are legends. They only talked highly of the club and it really is a good, family-oriented club. It’s a very demanding club, but we play football to win titles. Since I started playing football, I have wanted to win titles.
I have good memories of it. During my first year we came in and won everything. We came to Bayern to win titles and we won them all. I hope there will be others soon. I have a bitter taste from the final because I was injured. I didn’t play but I experienced it from the bench. I told myself it was maybe a once-in-a-lifetime experience, so I took advantage of it and I cheered on my teammates. It was a lot of emotions; the fans weren’t there so we couldn’t celebrate it with them. It was a bit weird but the Champions League is the best trophy you can win as a club. It’s a childhood dream that came true and I hope that there will be another one soon, with the fans, and I will be able to play.
He is a tactician, everything is planned out; we know how we’re supposed to play, how we’re supposed to attack, how we need to defend by going forward. He is a tactician but he is a great person too, who is open to exchanges. To me, there are only positives. I’ve learnt from every coach I’ve played with and I learn a lot of things with this coach. He lives the matches fully. He is young too. I don’t know how to explain it but when I’m on the bench, I watch him sometimes and he is determined like all of us. There is a lot of energy and it’s all positive.
I wouldn’t go that far, but it is the Bayern mentality. Even if we are winning we still attack, press high and score as many goals as we can. We are determined in every match; we want to win every match. For now the Champions League is going well, but we've only played two matches so nothing is done. We’ll see what happens next. We play the Champions League to play big matches; everyone enjoys watching those matches. As players, it is even more exciting to have games against Barcelona and Inter Milan. There are big players in the three teams. We put in the work and it is going well.
Yes, of course. If we start the competition without thinking about going to the end, there’s no point in playing. I won the Champions League with Bayern for the first time, in my first season, and I want to relive those emotions. We need to take it match by match though; we shouldn’t underestimate the other teams. For example, I still think about what happened: we should have won against Villarreal and gone to the semi-finals. For now, we have to go through the group stage. We’ll see after that.
When I was playing for Stuttgart and we played at the Allianz Arena, you could feel the atmosphere of the club when you were in the tunnel. You feel the history. It’s a club that’s been at the top for many years, so you think, “Woah, that’s the pinnacle. It’s the best German club, the best in the world.” So obviously it makes you dream and it’s reward for all the sacrifices I’ve made since I was a child.
From the outside, as a child, Bayern spoke to me. It’s like Real Madrid, Barcelona: they are big teams who’ve been at the top for many years. Bayern is… when you hear the names of all the French players who played here – Willy Sagnol, Bixente Lizarazu, Franck Ribéry – they are legends. They only talked highly of the club and it really is a good, family-oriented club. It’s a very demanding club, but we play football to win titles. Since I started playing football, I have wanted to win titles.
I have good memories of it. During my first year we came in and won everything. We came to Bayern to win titles and we won them all. I hope there will be others soon. I have a bitter taste from the final because I was injured. I didn’t play but I experienced it from the bench. I told myself it was maybe a once-in-a-lifetime experience, so I took advantage of it and I cheered on my teammates. It was a lot of emotions; the fans weren’t there so we couldn’t celebrate it with them. It was a bit weird but the Champions League is the best trophy you can win as a club. It’s a childhood dream that came true and I hope that there will be another one soon, with the fans, and I will be able to play.
He is a tactician, everything is planned out; we know how we’re supposed to play, how we’re supposed to attack, how we need to defend by going forward. He is a tactician but he is a great person too, who is open to exchanges. To me, there are only positives. I’ve learnt from every coach I’ve played with and I learn a lot of things with this coach. He lives the matches fully. He is young too. I don’t know how to explain it but when I’m on the bench, I watch him sometimes and he is determined like all of us. There is a lot of energy and it’s all positive.
I wouldn’t go that far, but it is the Bayern mentality. Even if we are winning we still attack, press high and score as many goals as we can. We are determined in every match; we want to win every match. For now the Champions League is going well, but we've only played two matches so nothing is done. We’ll see what happens next. We play the Champions League to play big matches; everyone enjoys watching those matches. As players, it is even more exciting to have games against Barcelona and Inter Milan. There are big players in the three teams. We put in the work and it is going well.
Yes, of course. If we start the competition without thinking about going to the end, there’s no point in playing. I won the Champions League with Bayern for the first time, in my first season, and I want to relive those emotions. We need to take it match by match though; we shouldn’t underestimate the other teams. For example, I still think about what happened: we should have won against Villarreal and gone to the semi-finals. For now, we have to go through the group stage. We’ll see after that.
When I was playing for Stuttgart and we played at the Allianz Arena, you could feel the atmosphere of the club when you were in the tunnel. You feel the history. It’s a club that’s been at the top for many years, so you think, “Woah, that’s the pinnacle. It’s the best German club, the best in the world.” So obviously it makes you dream and it’s reward for all the sacrifices I’ve made since I was a child.
From the outside, as a child, Bayern spoke to me. It’s like Real Madrid, Barcelona: they are big teams who’ve been at the top for many years. Bayern is… when you hear the names of all the French players who played here – Willy Sagnol, Bixente Lizarazu, Franck Ribéry – they are legends. They only talked highly of the club and it really is a good, family-oriented club. It’s a very demanding club, but we play football to win titles. Since I started playing football, I have wanted to win titles.
I have good memories of it. During my first year we came in and won everything. We came to Bayern to win titles and we won them all. I hope there will be others soon. I have a bitter taste from the final because I was injured. I didn’t play but I experienced it from the bench. I told myself it was maybe a once-in-a-lifetime experience, so I took advantage of it and I cheered on my teammates. It was a lot of emotions; the fans weren’t there so we couldn’t celebrate it with them. It was a bit weird but the Champions League is the best trophy you can win as a club. It’s a childhood dream that came true and I hope that there will be another one soon, with the fans, and I will be able to play.
He is a tactician, everything is planned out; we know how we’re supposed to play, how we’re supposed to attack, how we need to defend by going forward. He is a tactician but he is a great person too, who is open to exchanges. To me, there are only positives. I’ve learnt from every coach I’ve played with and I learn a lot of things with this coach. He lives the matches fully. He is young too. I don’t know how to explain it but when I’m on the bench, I watch him sometimes and he is determined like all of us. There is a lot of energy and it’s all positive.
I wouldn’t go that far, but it is the Bayern mentality. Even if we are winning we still attack, press high and score as many goals as we can. We are determined in every match; we want to win every match. For now the Champions League is going well, but we've only played two matches so nothing is done. We’ll see what happens next. We play the Champions League to play big matches; everyone enjoys watching those matches. As players, it is even more exciting to have games against Barcelona and Inter Milan. There are big players in the three teams. We put in the work and it is going well.
Yes, of course. If we start the competition without thinking about going to the end, there’s no point in playing. I won the Champions League with Bayern for the first time, in my first season, and I want to relive those emotions. We need to take it match by match though; we shouldn’t underestimate the other teams. For example, I still think about what happened: we should have won against Villarreal and gone to the semi-finals. For now, we have to go through the group stage. We’ll see after that.
When I was playing for Stuttgart and we played at the Allianz Arena, you could feel the atmosphere of the club when you were in the tunnel. You feel the history. It’s a club that’s been at the top for many years, so you think, “Woah, that’s the pinnacle. It’s the best German club, the best in the world.” So obviously it makes you dream and it’s reward for all the sacrifices I’ve made since I was a child.
From the outside, as a child, Bayern spoke to me. It’s like Real Madrid, Barcelona: they are big teams who’ve been at the top for many years. Bayern is… when you hear the names of all the French players who played here – Willy Sagnol, Bixente Lizarazu, Franck Ribéry – they are legends. They only talked highly of the club and it really is a good, family-oriented club. It’s a very demanding club, but we play football to win titles. Since I started playing football, I have wanted to win titles.
I have good memories of it. During my first year we came in and won everything. We came to Bayern to win titles and we won them all. I hope there will be others soon. I have a bitter taste from the final because I was injured. I didn’t play but I experienced it from the bench. I told myself it was maybe a once-in-a-lifetime experience, so I took advantage of it and I cheered on my teammates. It was a lot of emotions; the fans weren’t there so we couldn’t celebrate it with them. It was a bit weird but the Champions League is the best trophy you can win as a club. It’s a childhood dream that came true and I hope that there will be another one soon, with the fans, and I will be able to play.
He is a tactician, everything is planned out; we know how we’re supposed to play, how we’re supposed to attack, how we need to defend by going forward. He is a tactician but he is a great person too, who is open to exchanges. To me, there are only positives. I’ve learnt from every coach I’ve played with and I learn a lot of things with this coach. He lives the matches fully. He is young too. I don’t know how to explain it but when I’m on the bench, I watch him sometimes and he is determined like all of us. There is a lot of energy and it’s all positive.
I wouldn’t go that far, but it is the Bayern mentality. Even if we are winning we still attack, press high and score as many goals as we can. We are determined in every match; we want to win every match. For now the Champions League is going well, but we've only played two matches so nothing is done. We’ll see what happens next. We play the Champions League to play big matches; everyone enjoys watching those matches. As players, it is even more exciting to have games against Barcelona and Inter Milan. There are big players in the three teams. We put in the work and it is going well.
Yes, of course. If we start the competition without thinking about going to the end, there’s no point in playing. I won the Champions League with Bayern for the first time, in my first season, and I want to relive those emotions. We need to take it match by match though; we shouldn’t underestimate the other teams. For example, I still think about what happened: we should have won against Villarreal and gone to the semi-finals. For now, we have to go through the group stage. We’ll see after that.
When I was playing for Stuttgart and we played at the Allianz Arena, you could feel the atmosphere of the club when you were in the tunnel. You feel the history. It’s a club that’s been at the top for many years, so you think, “Woah, that’s the pinnacle. It’s the best German club, the best in the world.” So obviously it makes you dream and it’s reward for all the sacrifices I’ve made since I was a child.
From the outside, as a child, Bayern spoke to me. It’s like Real Madrid, Barcelona: they are big teams who’ve been at the top for many years. Bayern is… when you hear the names of all the French players who played here – Willy Sagnol, Bixente Lizarazu, Franck Ribéry – they are legends. They only talked highly of the club and it really is a good, family-oriented club. It’s a very demanding club, but we play football to win titles. Since I started playing football, I have wanted to win titles.
I have good memories of it. During my first year we came in and won everything. We came to Bayern to win titles and we won them all. I hope there will be others soon. I have a bitter taste from the final because I was injured. I didn’t play but I experienced it from the bench. I told myself it was maybe a once-in-a-lifetime experience, so I took advantage of it and I cheered on my teammates. It was a lot of emotions; the fans weren’t there so we couldn’t celebrate it with them. It was a bit weird but the Champions League is the best trophy you can win as a club. It’s a childhood dream that came true and I hope that there will be another one soon, with the fans, and I will be able to play.
He is a tactician, everything is planned out; we know how we’re supposed to play, how we’re supposed to attack, how we need to defend by going forward. He is a tactician but he is a great person too, who is open to exchanges. To me, there are only positives. I’ve learnt from every coach I’ve played with and I learn a lot of things with this coach. He lives the matches fully. He is young too. I don’t know how to explain it but when I’m on the bench, I watch him sometimes and he is determined like all of us. There is a lot of energy and it’s all positive.
I wouldn’t go that far, but it is the Bayern mentality. Even if we are winning we still attack, press high and score as many goals as we can. We are determined in every match; we want to win every match. For now the Champions League is going well, but we've only played two matches so nothing is done. We’ll see what happens next. We play the Champions League to play big matches; everyone enjoys watching those matches. As players, it is even more exciting to have games against Barcelona and Inter Milan. There are big players in the three teams. We put in the work and it is going well.
Yes, of course. If we start the competition without thinking about going to the end, there’s no point in playing. I won the Champions League with Bayern for the first time, in my first season, and I want to relive those emotions. We need to take it match by match though; we shouldn’t underestimate the other teams. For example, I still think about what happened: we should have won against Villarreal and gone to the semi-finals. For now, we have to go through the group stage. We’ll see after that.
