LIGA - Laporta on Koeman: He will not get sacked
Joan Laporta was also asked to remark on the gap between himself and coach Koeman earlier today. The Spaniard stated unequivocally that he and the boss had a great connection and rejected any misunderstandings.
“We have a good relationship with Koeman. I get along very well with him. I like him a lot, and I trust him. Our relationship is good.
“You don’t have to look for anything else, we have confidence in the coach, he has our support, and we respect him,” said Laporta.
If Koeman loses against Bayern Munich later in the day, the Spanish businessman was asked if he will be fired.
If Koeman loses against Bayern Munich later in the day, the Spanish businessman was asked if he will be fired.
The club president, on the other hand, had a clear and direct answer to this question: “No, he won’t.”
Barcelona eventually lost to Bayern on a 3 goals deficit and we are yet to see if Laporta's statement will hold and Koeman will keep his job.
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