“Well, they’re a world-class team. It’s normal that they sign world-class players. They have great strengths, they’re in spectacular form, and they’re stronger at home. But they also have their weaknesses. We have to manage all phases of the game, be good in all of them, and exploit our strengths by attacking their weaknesses. That’s where we have to look,” he added.
“Raphinha, whether as a center forward or on the wing, is very dangerous. We analyze our opponents and their areas of influence individually before every match. Regardless of who plays, our plan won’t change; only a percentage will be adjusted based on their profiles, in details, but our core idea remains the same.”