Flick discusses Olmo, Gavi, De Jong, Casado, Szczesny, Fermin, and Real Madrid in anticipation of the Valencia versus Barcelona match.
FC Barcelona will seek to advance towards the acquisition of their second trophy of the season as they face Valencia in the quarterfinals of the Copa del Rey tomorrow at Mestalla. The victors of the Spanish Super Cup encountered Los Che in La Liga two weeks prior,
where they decisively triumphed with a resounding score of 7-1.With that recent victory still vivid in their memories, Barcelona will approach tomorrow’s encounter at Mestalla with a sense of confidence. On the eve of the match, Manager Hansi Flick convened with the media to deliver significant updates concerning the physical condition of Dani Olmo and Gavi, among other pertinent matters.
Regarding the confrontation in Valencia. Commencing with the anticipated experience of the forthcoming match against Valencia, following the resounding 7-1 victory from the previous month,
Flick remarked: “This is an entirely distinct competition; we are committed to exerting our utmost effort. We will endeavor to apply pressure, and they are likely to adopt a similar approach.” “All aspects will undergo transformation, including both the environment and the ambiance.”
In reference to Barcelona’s performance away at Mestalla against Valencia, Flick elaborated: “I recall the league match in Valencia, which was the inaugural game of the season.
” It required considerable effort, yet we successfully returned. The ambiance was remarkable, and they effectively applied a constructive level of pressure upon us. “Securing victory was a challenging endeavor, and it is anticipated that the same level of difficulty will be encountered tomorrow.”
It’s a cup contest. “While we cannot secure the title tomorrow, we certainly have the potential to forfeit it.”Concerning Dani, we will assess the situation; he remains a potential option for the second half. Concerning Gavi, the established protocol remains unchanged. He will not be available tomorrow.
“We must attend to him; the impact he sustained was exceedingly severe,” remarked the German. In discussing Olmo and his ongoing injury challenges, Flick remarked, “Dani has demonstrated in numerous matches the significance of his contributions to our team.” He possesses the ability to score goals and demonstrates proficiency in ball retention.
It is essential to have individuals of his caliber within the team; however, we must also ensure his well-being. “He has sustained numerous injuries; however, it is imperative that we ensure his participation in the game.” It is imperative that we exercise caution and ascertain his emotional state in order to make the necessary adjustments.
He holds significant importance for us. The manager of FC Barcelona was subsequently inquired about the recent performance of Frenkie de Jong and whether this would result in a reduction of playing time for Marc Casado. In reply, he stated:
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