Jurgen Klinsmann

It's just an admirable manager.

Well, that's like, you know, Alejandro knows that when we strikers don't score, then we're miserable, we're angry.

He knows it, but not sure.

We are angry.

No, but it is the typical path of strikers when you have a couple of bad weeks and you don't score is go back to work, go back to training sessions, do all types of exercises that give you confidence, finishing stuff.

And sooner or later you put it back into the net and things are OK again.

The quality of Erling Haaland is incredible and we all know that.

And if there are a couple of weeks where he doesn't score, that wouldn't bother me at all, because I know that he will work hard to get back on track, because he's so ambitious, he's so professional and so driven, then no, I would never even worry one second about Erling Haaland.

I think it's maybe a very interesting point, absolutely.

I mean, the tempo played in the Premier League is faster than all the other leagues in Europe and the spaces are tight and the defensive mechanisms are to perfection.

I think, you know, when you go as a young kid, and he's still a young kid, we're talking about 21, 22, I'm not 100% sure now, but you move from your home country to a different place, in Liverpool.

Yeah.

is then kind of not only challenging him on the field, it's challenging him also off the field.

You know, you've got to go there, you've got to change your style, your way of living, a totally different environment.

Everything is new to you, your teammates, you know, the expectations are huge.

You know, you come with a price tag that is out of control because none of these kids that can really do anything for these transfer fee prices from 60, 80, 100 or 150 million, right?

It's not their fault.

And some are more kind of open to this new challenge than others.

And it will take time.

And I see in Florian over the last six months a path that is going through all these new moments, is going through all these new challenges.