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The coach of FC Barcelona, PSG’s next opponent in the Champions League (1/4 final), reacted for the first time in public on the way in which he apprehended this European meeting.
The favorite PSG against FC Barcelona? The trend is yes while the Catalan club is struggling this season to properly assume its status as reigning Spanish champion. Xavi is on the same wavelength regarding this Champions League quarter-final poster (April 10 and 16) with a return match on Barça’s field.
“ It’s a very complicated draw, one of the most complicated rivals we can facedeclared the FC Barcelona coach, Saturday at a press conference on the eve of facing Atlético de Madrid (29th day – kick-off at 9 p.m.), cited by Mundo Deportivo. I know Luis Enrique and his team, how they work. I keep the confidence and enthusiasm. »
“ Perhaps the role of favorite would return to PSG, beyond history because we have more Champions Leagues. Especially economically, what they and we spent », Judges the former Catalan midfielder.
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