Ito Champions League is just around the corner and the first game of the FC Barcelona It will be against the AC MonacoThe strategist of the French team did not want to reveal much of the strategy that he will carry out on September 19, but he was very clear about one thing, sand all players will be treated with equal importance.
“When I was a player, many of my coaches were in favor of marking opponents even when they were going to the bathroom (laughs). No, seriously, What we want is to stop him (Lamine Yamal) as a teamI’m not the kind of coach who orders man-marking,” he decided.
Regarding what the meeting will be like in general, he said not to be afraid of the Catalan club, but to respect it“I don’t fear any opponent, but I have a lot of respect for one of the biggest clubs in the world (…). Everyone knows Barcelona. They have Robert Lewandowski above, with whom I coincided in the Bundesliga; Yamal sheetwho scored (on Sunday) two goals, with a tremendous left foot, Dani Olmowhom I also know from the Bundesliga and is top, one of the best in Europe; also Rafinha which is at its best,” he said.
A duel of players, not coaches
Hütter and Movie They met in the Bundesliga and know each other well. On the one hand, the Barcelona coach plays with the high lines and is aggressiveOn the other hand, those of the principality have Very creative players in the final third of the field and can unlock games.
“In the end, Players win games, not coaches. Coaches are the ones who lose games”the German acknowledged.
Players win games, coaches lose them
Monaco, cradle of stars
Yes ok The Farmhouse It is considered one of the best (if not the best) quarries in the world, Hütter recognizes that Big fish have also left Monaco and hopes to have the next star of world football in its ranks.
“Everyone remembers Mbappé, Henry, Trezeguetwho made the step from Monaco. As a coach I like to count on young talents, work them so that they make the leap (…). But in addition to selling, we have the opportunity to sign young players. We are ambitious as a club and as a team,” he concluded.
