Jurgen Klinsmann

Well, it tells us that the music is played in England.

The music is played in the Premier League.

You know, they are just a step or maybe two steps ahead of all the other big leagues.

You know, it's the Bundesliga, the Serie A and the Spanish League, the French League.

Obviously, they're trying to catch up with the Premier League, but it's pretty much impossible because the salaries that are getting paid and the transfer fees are getting paid in England.

They're just three, four, five times or whatever many times more than in the other countries.

So...

It speaks for the Premier League.

It's fun to watch the Premier League week in, week out.

But it's a clear sign that if you want to play with the big ones, you've got to be in England.

He is home.

I love that discussion.

I love the discussion, and that's what we enjoy talking about.

I think now we obviously enter in a different phase of the Champions League, the knockout phase, and there anything can happen.

And it's a different story if you play cup competition, as we all know, than your normal domestic league.

And a lot of surprises can happen also in the next round.

And this is the beauty of the game.

But eventually, we're going to see the big names in the last four, last eight.

It's just how it is.

I think the new format of the Champions League is exciting.