"When we are at Barça, we focus on our own business. Now with the national team, in these two qualifying games, and when we get back, we'll focus on Atleti and whatever comes next. We are confident that if we're fit and at 100 percent, it is up to us. That's what we think, both at Barça and with the national team."
"Yes, they're players who contribute a lot both on and off the pitch. It helps to have them back in the mix. Jani and Rafa are doing well, let's see if Pedri comes back soon, and Gavi is also a player who helps us a lot. No, not at all. Those are perceptions from the outside. From the inside, we're all united, with the same idea, the same philosophy, and the same desire to win. Yes, yes, he's fine."
Dani Olmo manages a busy media schedule while remaining an important figure for Spain and Barcelona. The team prioritizes focusing on its own matches and upcoming opponents, believing fitness and being at 100 percent will determine outcomes. Recovering injured players such as Jani, Rafa, Pedri, and Gavi is important for on-field contribution and dressing-room presence. Internal unity and a shared philosophy persist under Hansi Flick, and external perceptions of unrest are dismissed. Confidence in the squad’s identity and approach remains strong as the season progresses and key players return from injury.
Read at Barca Universal
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