Hansi Flick
There is a nice phrase: 'Success is not owned. It is only rented.' And the rent is due every day. Of course I could say: 'I've achieved a lot now. Now I'll lean back.' But that doesn't meet the demands I have on my life.Collection: Success
When you attack early as a unit, the way to the opposition goal is shorter. If you try to switch things quickly you have a higher chance of success.Collection: Chance
The defence, like the attack, is a team effort; everyone has to participate.
Only the team that accepts the circumstances and adapts best will be successful.
My family is behind me, no matter what my decision is, whether it is at the DFB.
We want to fascinate the fans with our offensive play.
Especially in the Champions League there are many very good opponents. It is all about taking one game at a time.
Nobody expects a bad pass, which means that you position yourself differently.
When I then see the players, how happy they are, and finally let their emotions out, it's nice.
The most important thing is that the player is good enough and has a desire for the national team.
When we make substitutions, we have to do it sensibly.
We want to encourage enjoyment. We want the players to measure themselves against the best and to think positively.
Life is always in flux, it is not that I regret anything.
It has served us well to focus on the road ahead.
Very, very much is possible in life, nothing can be ruled out.
There is no age at which I exclude players from the national team.
It's about every single player giving their very best, giving everything.
With PSG, Neymar and Mbappe usually stay up front, they don't defend but they stay in a dangerous situation for a counterattacking chance. You're never going to be able to keep them out of the game completely.
Bayern is viewed differently. We would do well to act as a role model.
We can learn from the best, and try to take these things into our own matches.
I was a Bayern fan from childhood and will continue to be a Bayern fan.
I can say Lampard has been doing an extraordinary job with Chelsea.
We have respect for our opponents.
It's only right to celebrate when you win something.
Obviously, David Alaba is a player who is not only valuable for the team on the pitch, but also in the locker room and elsewhere.
It is important to look ahead to the next game.
We have to create strikers and full-backs in the Bundesliga.
We Bundesliga clubs are there to train players who will then play in the national team.
Jogi has done a sensational job as a national coach.
We have to remain objective and work together on the future of German football.
Many coaches and clubs have been inspired by Barca.
Lewandowski is a world-class striker and has tremendous quality.
It's always the case at Bayern Munich that you want to have the most successful season possible.
Coming up against South American, Asian or African sides is always a little bit different in terms of the mentality of your opponents. On the one hand, as I've just said, it's the mindset and the way the players are set up, but you also come across the occasional new concept as regards the way you imagine and eventually play the game.
I've always been confident Davies can fulfil the role of left-back.
It's not that easy when you come to a new club; you have to integrate first.
Games against Dortmund are always special for us. The games are always at a high level.
I believe those that followed my time at Bayern know the style of football that both my team and I stand for.
I can say I'm incredibly happy and, above all, proud to be the national team head coach.
It's so important that we produce an all-in mentality. What that means for me is that we need to give everything to walk off the pitch as winners.
It's important for me that the best German players also play for Germany.
Football is about winning your matches.
It doesn't matter how big the steps are but rather that they are in the right direction.
Whether I'm at the DFB is irrelevant for my family.
I love the job and I can't imagine doing anything other than coaching.
There are three points that I always stress; loyalty and trust; everyone needs that. But you also require a certain quality.
My aim is that everyone, when they look back, can say: 'I've done a lot of things right.'
It is not easy to win three titles.
I'm not a coach who reads too much into the future.