Christensen: “I look forward to Flick, a bit of German discipline”

Andreas Christensena 28-year-old FC Barcelona center focused on the Danish national team to compete in the Euro Cup, has already spoken in Germany about the change of coach at the Barça club: the arrival of Hansi Flick and the march of Xavi Hernandez.

“I only hear good things from people who have had him. Maybe he’s a little different now. A little German discipline… I’m looking forward to it. Of course, I haven’t talked to him yet,” explained the defender, whose season is he also played as a midfielder.

Christensenwho ensured that he could play 90 minutes in Denmark’s debut in the Euro Cup despite the discomfort in his Achilles tendon that forced him to be replaced in many Barça games, making it clear that the Barça club did not experience any trouble : “From the outside everything might seem very chaotic but from the board they were quite honest and told the players the whole process, of course, it was strange, but it wasn’t chaotic for the team because from the beginning it was always they tell us what our situation is.

On a personal level, newly married civilly to his partner Katrine Friis, mother of his two children, has opened up about her reserved entryway Tipsbladet: I’m not good at putting my name and talking about myself. I am an introvert and quite shy person, but I try to be open. Personally, I probably wouldn’t fit into this whole football life, but I enjoy the social connection to the outside world. “I try to be open as much as possible, but I also enjoy being at home with my two kids when I’m away every weekend now.”

And about whether he felt too attracted to the fans in Barcelona, ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ so if we’re in a restaurant, the big rush comes only when we’re about to leave.” “Actually, it fits me perfectly.”