Watzke: Germany cannot rely on shouting to return to the top of the world. Facing this Bayern team, there is no suspense in the Bundesliga.

November 8th Dortmund CEO Watzke recently accepted an interview with Sky Sports Germany. In it, he talked about whether the German national team wants to return to the number one in the world and the luck of team coach Kovac to Dortmund. He also expressed his admiration for Bayern this season.

- On whether Germany want to get back to the top of the world:

Watzke: "You have to always be cautious in that regard. In football you don't do it by loudly declaring that you want to get back to the top of the world, you have to really do it for But we will at least see that we are getting closer to there."

-On Dortmund head coach Niko Kovac:

Watzke: "Nico is a blessing for us. He has done a very, very good job. Very calm and calm, we have an exceptionally good relationship - that's really good. But he has to prove himself again every three days, preferably on Saturday in Hamburg."

- On Bayern and their Champions League game against Paris Saint-Germain:

Watzke: "It was a mixture of admiration and excitement. The first half was one of the best I've seen in recent years. Of course, you can get yourself kicked out of the game with just one move. The game got a bit tight at the end. To win in Paris - we did it two years ago with Dortmund. But to win like this, and especially with this first-half performance, is a top performance from Bayern Munich. "When a club like Bayern Munich represents the Bundesliga so well, it would be nice to have more suspense on the domestic level. With Bayern like this, with their current performance, it's difficult to do that."

-On Dortmund's draw in the German Cup (will face Leverkusen at home):

Watzke: "We have had disastrous draws over the years, so I don't expect anything else. I think we haven't played at home in three years, and this time we at least have that. We will go all out, and it will definitely be a good game."source:vn1 7m