Barcelona coach Quique Setien insists they’re capable of winning the Champions League.
A disappointing 2-1 defeat at Osasuna has heaped more doubts on the coach and the team, and Setien admits the team must bounce back.
“Thinking about the European game, the feelings we have going into the [Alaves] match have to be good,” he said during his press conference
“Tomorrow is an important game in which we must bounce back to reinforce ourselves and think about the future.”
Setien and president Josep Maria Bartomeu had a meeting in the week, but the coach insists it was a constructive one.
“The concern we all have for improving is evident, we try to find solutions so that things change,” he said.
“That is what the meeting consisted of, that is the reality of preparing for the future.
“We must try to focus on what’s left which, in the Champions League, we hope it is a lot.
“We haven’t won the league but we have a very attractive challenge ahead of us.”
Despite the problems and question marks over the team, Setien has no plan to quit.
“The day I arrived, I said I was going to enjoy it until the last day,” he said.
“I’m still enjoy it despite the circumstances and I never thought that this would be easy.
“Defeat is always a chance to overcome. I am not experiencing anything that has not been experienced before.
“At no time have I had the feeling of wanting to leave.”
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