>> [Quote] Carlo Ancelotti: “I wish I had known that football is the most important part of the least important parts of my life. A bad result or losing in a final of the Champions League is hard to take, but there are worse things to endure in life.” | 19 Oct 2023

>> [Quote] Arne Slot: “I expect the same but with one difference: that every time the Everton players do something well, they don’t get the cheers and the reactions from 50,000 people — I don’t know how many can go in at Goodison Park. Our players will get that reaction after every tackle they make, after every pass they do and that is a different emotion.” | 1 Apr 2025

>> [Quote] Aitana Bonmatí: “We had lots of goal chances. The result could’ve been far more clear-cut, but we have to be content with the fact we’ve done our job and now won the group. Our mentality was, in fact always is, to be first in everything. To win everything. It obviously helps a little bit in the draw for the knockout games to win your group, but that wasn’t all of it. We want to win everything, to be the best every single time in anything we do.” | 19 Dec 2024 (UEFA)

>> [Quote] Aitana Bonmatí: “Playing for Barça is very intense. There is always the next training session, the next game, the next trophy. Every year the goal is the same: Win everything. One day when my career is over, I’m going to travel the world for a year or two, and immerse myself in places like Colombia and Japan. But right now I want to keep winning. I love this pressure, the feeling that you cannot fail, that you have to demand the best of yourself every single day. It has become part of who I am.” | 24 Jul 2023 (TPT)

>> [Quote] Lucy Bronze: “Training every day is amazing for me. Some of the other girls will be like: ‘Are you sure you’re 33 because you don’t stop?’ All the things I have because of autism have worked in my advantage.” | 19 Mar 2025

>> [Quote] Arne Slot: “Again, credit to Newcastle. But I can explain. We play zonal so we have five players zonally close to our goal, so if the ball falls there it is always one of the five stronger players that are going to attack that ball. And we have three players that man-mark and Macca is one of them. Normally a player like Dan Burn or another one runs to the zone because normally… I think he’s an exception to that because I have never seen in my life a player from that far away heading a ball with so much force into the far corner. That is part of logic, that they either have to go far away from our zone, which 99 out of 100 times that will never lead to a goal, or they have to arrive in our zone and then it’s an equal battle, if you want to call it like this. So credit to him, I think he’s one of the few players that can score a goal from that distance with his head.” | 16 Mar 2025

>> [Quote] Jeremy Chiang: “As a coach for a team, I would say that I want it to be a safe and open learning environment. Football style wise, I would say I would like an overflow of attack.” | 12 Mar 2025