Chairman Bayern: Our main goal has always been to win the Bundesliga, and the rest are all icing on the cake

Hupu July 31st News Recently, Bundesliga giants Bayern Chairman Heiner talked about many topics and situations about the club in an interview with the German media "Sports Pictures".

Last season, Bayern lost in the Champions League quarter-finals. So what goals did the club set in the new season?

"We have always told everyone that you need to be down-to-earth and be pragmatic! There is no doubt that Bayern Munich's goal in every event is to win the championship trophy, which is our unchanging pursuit. However, we have also always made it clear that the Champions League represents the highest level of European football. To win this championship, we must be prepared in every aspect. In the past two years, we have deeply realized that the details determine success or failure, so we will take it in the Club World Cup and This is the case with Paris Saint-Germain’s game. Our main goal is to win the Bundesliga championship, which has always been the case. This season will not change, and the future will not change. Other results are like icing on the cake, but if they are really achieved, the emotional satisfaction will be overwhelming, just as exciting as a goal in the last moment of the game. ”

Leverkusen lost Xavi Alonso and several key players. Do you still think they will pose a threat to Bayern?

"We usually focus on ourselves. But Leverkusen has performed quite well in the overall performance over the past few decades. You can just think about the era when Kalmond and Voral coached. Their performance in the previous season was amazing. Like Bayern Munich, who has been at the top level for many years, is a huge challenge for any club, and we have to re-prove our strength every year."

What about Dortmund's situation?

"What we learned from Dortmund shows that Niko Kovac injected new vitality into the team in the second half of last season, which also allowed them to qualify for the Champions League in the end."