Dresen: Germans who criticize the Club World Cup should relax their vision and it is important to watch Silence for Jota

Bayern CEO Dresen recently accepted an interview with the media and talked about topics such as Jota, the Club World Cup, and the match against Paris.

Transfer rumors about Waltermad

"Waltermad is a Stuttgart player, we should not make any hype or comment on it."

Nico Williams renewed the contract with Athletic Bilbao

"The ten-year long contract is a declaration. Don't forget that Nico is a Basque, and Bilbao only uses Basque players, and they have their own unique rules. Moreover, his brother is also in the team, which must have affected the decision. According to what I learned in Germany, he is actually no longer with us. The scope of discussion is actually closer to Barcelona. So this is not a problem for us."

Club World Cup

"I just arrived in the United States and immediately felt the excellent atmosphere here after a short rest in the hotel. People are very open, there are many Germans, and there are many American audiences. A pleasant atmosphere, excellent people, enjoyable. Germany has criticized this event in China, but every complainer should come and see it in person. The activities here are very down-to-earth, not over-commercialized, and are close to the fans. South American Celebration I wish their team, the Brazilians are full of pride. We Germans must recognize that we are not the only one in this world, but also have a big football family in the United States. "

vs. Paris Saint-Germain

"Paris is the Champions League champion, undoubtedly the strongest team in Europe at present. I will regard them as the favorite to win the championship, but if we perform well, we will also have the opportunity to win."

Jota's unexpected death and support for Liverpool

"According to today, a silent ceremony will be held tomorrow. This kind of posture is heavy The symbol of the need is that it shows the condolences and care of the football family. This is true for the club, especially for the teammates, and more importantly for the families of the deceased. As a non-direct club, we can not do much, but expressing condolences and such symbolic actions are crucial. The tragedy that happened is incredible. Jota is an outstanding player, a father and family, and his life is taken away. The language is pale at this moment, and silent mourning is even more important. We, Bayern, will join hands with Liverpool to mourn. "