Youssoufa Moukoko: “Sheer madness that we won 2-1. We absolutely needed the points. The two defeats were very bitter because we had almost ruined everything that we had set up for ourselves. Now we’re still two points behind Bayern and will fight until the end. Let’s see where it gets us. I expect us to go into the games with a humble attitude and to win all our matches.”

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“Of course, that’s my goal. I want to be an important player in the national team,” Ter Stegen said (kicker via @iMiaSanMia). “In the end, it’s about performance principle — so I want to bring my performances and convince.”

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But Mane always knew that he had Nagelsmann in his corner. “The coach was one of the biggest supporters of my transfer. He texted me very, very often. A good relationship with the players is important to Julian.”

“Sebastian is an extremely worthy player who has been outstanding on both a sporting and a human level in all his years at TSG Hoffenheim,” said Alexander Rosen, adding: “Sippi developed into an international at TSG and has always assumed responsibility as a leading player – on and off the pitch. Despite such a successful career in sporting terms, he has remained grounded and put himself at the team’s service at all times. Even last season, which was difficult from a sporting point of view, we could always rely on him – he was always there when he was needed. His word always carried weight in the dressing room and there is probably nobody at the club who doesn’t like him. That’s one of the reasons why we’ve already held initial discussions with him about a possible future at TSG after his playing career. Because the doors at Hoffenheim will always be open to such an extremely positive person,” continued Rosen, who regrets “that Sippi was not able to bid a proper farewell to the TSG supporters due to the difficult and tense sporting situation last season”. Rosen therefore emphasised: “Amends will be made for this as soon as possible. We’d like to take this opportunity to thank him for his many years of commitment to TSG and wish him all the best for his footballing future.”