It is not my understanding that I should hand over a piece of paper and say: Now get me this player or I'll leave. That wasn't the case in England either. It was always my intention to do my best for the team from a coaching perspective, always in the knowledge that there are also many other components, such as the financial ones.
It is always an objective, goal-orientated exchange with the aim of improving the team. Of course, there can be different opinions. I have no reason to complain. I'm still proud today that we got Harry Kane.
I was so adamant about Harry that I 'infected' Brazzo with the fire. I stayed firm in the transfer committee and did everything so we get him.
Tuchel clarified his position and mentioned that he always tried to do the best for his team from a coaching perspective. Unfortunately, results did not nearly match Tuchel's ambitions.
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