"Every experience changes you a little. What I love about Barça is that from day one I felt like I was part of a family. Here, everyone works with their heart. But it's also important to understand what Barça means: it's identity, it's style. It's not just about winning, it's about how you win."
"Here, everything generates noise, everything is analysed. But that's because people live Barça with passion. We have a young and talented team, and we have to enjoy football. I always want to look forward and be positive. That's how I want to coach, I want to lead my team."
"At Barça, it's not just the result that matters, it's the way you play, the way you win. For example, last season against Inter, we ended up disappointed, but also proud of what the team showed in those two games. And I think this is the way everyone wants to see the team play."
Hansi Flick approaches his 100th match as Barcelona head coach against Villarreal, reflecting on how the club has transformed him personally. He describes Barcelona as a family environment where everyone works with passion, emphasizing that the club's identity and style are central to its philosophy. Flick acknowledges the intense scrutiny and passion surrounding Barcelona but views it positively. He stresses that performances and how the team plays matter equally to results, citing last season's Champions League elimination against Inter as an example where the team played well despite the disappointing outcome. Flick remains committed to maintaining Barcelona's playing philosophy while leading the young, talented squad forward.
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