Fridolina Rolfö in a longer interview on February 21, 2023

You just decided to extend your contract with Barcelona for three more years. Because it's an environment that I enjoy very well. I feel that it's a place that I want to stay. From the first day I knew that I could develop here and that this is a club that wants to be where I am. So it was a pretty easy decision in the end. I thought I'd test you a little, what you know about your time in Barcelona, so we can see how good you are. You've played 43 league games in Spain. Ligamatcher, 43? I know. Yeah, you've got it all, with 219 goals and 12 assists. So you've played seven matches in the domestic cup in Spain. All of them? Yes, 27-2 in goal protection. How many times have you won in the Champions League? 17 so you have lost. Three of them. The Lyon-finals. I'm going to Wolfsburg. Wolfsburg and Bayern Munich are in the game. That's smart and tricky. 67 games, 64 wins and three losses. How is it that you are so far away in Spain? You're so in it and you're trying to get better every day. That's a pretty shocking number now that you've read them. We're on a good level and we want to keep getting better. I'm not sure if the resistance is on the level. But we know what it takes, we know the Champions League, we didn't go all the way to win that gold. Man, we're saving a lot of money and there are things we still need to work on. What's up? Besides, we need to develop our defense spell. We saw it last year, but even this year against Bayern Munich, that there are details in our defense that we need to develop. That's something we're focused on, but it's also more effective. We're going to get incredibly good goals, but we have to be at the highest level. Is there any risk that it's not as developing if you'd played in another league? It was something I was just thinking about when I was valet of the club. Is this a league that's going to go forward in the future? Men are hard to answer. I think the teams that are at the top of the Spanish league are incredibly good in Europe too. I just hope that it gets more and more even with the years and that people decide to invest in the league. Vilket is perhaps the biggest challenge right now. But I'm getting to the team I play in and the training environment I get every day so I feel like it's a big challenge. How do you plan to invest in the league? There are just some things. But there's still a demand that I play like I should be there. For example, not playing on a regular basis or maybe reducing the number of games in a league. Now it's 16 lags, that's a lot of matches a year. So that's a good wish from me and I know there are many other players who feel the same. How do you think things are developing in Spain? I should say above all my defensive play and that I've gotten tested in a new role as outside back. In an offensive like this, I feel like I've gotten a lot of tips. We have a very good leadership team that goes into a lot of detail. I also learn a lot from my friends on a daily basis and get inspiration from them. We had a great discussion and a great exchange. How the movement pattern works and how I can do it to make me from my resistance. In a mot en dueller I combine with my Lagkamrater. You're not in the same role you were in Barcelona, what's the difference between you and the roles you played in the national team and the clubs you played in? The biggest advantage is that I have a significantly wider position in the club. Whether it's in the back or the front position can vary a little but I'm better there. Here in the landslide I had a more central role and was more intermediate spectator. Between their backline and midfield and try to get upspell in the rolls. How come you don't have the same position in the club and the landslag? It's a challenge, I train at home and at the club, I don't do it in the national team. It's clear that it's a challenge to get men to kill me at the same time as it's a huge challenge. I'm positive that at the same time, it's a big challenge. If we go to the landslag then it's dark we'll go back to the EM. If you want to go back to the summer, how about the mastership? It was a little up and down, but I'm gonna be very proud of the result we got. We'll finish in third place which is not bad in Europe. But we have more to ask of our game. Even though our skills are hindering us from beating our opponents, we have spoken. There are few details we can slip on potential men. It's always going to be harder to go far in a World Cup. What do you have to do to get as far as that in a World Cup? I think a little bit of the bitterness I was in was accurate. Try to talk to us a little more individually and have these situations match when we can change. For often it can be the situation when we're playing a brittle pattern. It's often the case that we're not following the rules. Having a good defensive game will be the foundation. But we also think outside the box and have a little more action that might not be within the framework of what we're going to do. I played against China last night and it's always a bad time to go skating. Amanda Gillestad's men have been injured and forced to leave the collection since before. Now Hanna Glas has skated on the back and Amanda Nildén too. How do you see the skadorna on the positions there? That's what you say, there are many foreigners who are damaged. But at the same time I think it's nice to see that young players have a future for themselves in this country. And it looks like Hanna and Anna are the latest match-up in the Klyver and it's great for both of them in their debut. It feels safe in many ways that we have backup on the positions. It's just that you need the experience and continue to be with the landing. It feels good but at the same time it's really hard that we don't have the players available so clearly. There are three games left before the World Cup starts. First of all, Germany is a topmost position as we meet here. Why are you here? I think it's a little bit like how a man lies until now in this part of the year. I also think it's good to say that it's not going well in this match. There are things you can look at and you have time to build on it until the end. And get a ticket to where the man lies. I think it's very important to have these top positions as we meet tomorrow. Last week, FIFA presented FIFPro's list of the world's 23 best players, which is voted on by active players. For the first time ever, there was no Swedish nominee. I'll put this listener in a little lip salt and hope it's a little bland there. But at the same time, if there is any truth in that it is difficult for Swedish football that we do not have anyone on the list. I think we're still such a good country and a good football country that should have played with it. But what about the ones I don't know? Shouldn't you have someone on your list? I think we have many skilled players. I didn't want to mention anyone I thought I should be there with. You've been selling diamond balls for two years and maybe you're the best player in Europe. How do you like to be on the list? It would have been nice to be there and I feel like I've been on a very high level. Men at the same time don't focus so much on such lists. The main thing is that my leg goes well so I don't think about it too much. If we look at the re-growth in the landscape, it looks like a man on a starting line like I had when I left England for Europe. So were Nathalie Björn and Filip Angeladom two youngest. You think it's hard for a young player to get into the landslag? No, I shouldn't say. I think you're on a very high level and showing that you're here to stay. I think it's super important that the national team chooses to bet on these young players and fight for them. Now I think they've shown they want to play with us if they've done well enough to be at this level. If you'd recommend a game, it's a snack for the environment. If they want to be in a good training environment, a big club with a risk for a bad game time. Or if I'm gonna be in a little club to play as much as possible. It depends on what kind of person you are and what kind of player you are. But I would still say in the first few years so pass on getting as much playtime as possible because in the years to come when you move abroad you will have time to do that. My first thought is that while you can be super smart in time and age and move abroad and get the experience. Maybe I'll come back to Sweden or something like that. I'm going to ask Petter Gerrardsson to sign a contract with the Landshut. He's done a great job so far and we're happy with what he's doing. I feel confident that he will continue to work under these two years. What has he done for the Swedish landscape? He's been sitting on the ground all day. He's been working with his team and building up this group dynamic that's been very good over the years. Men don't even have a very big idea of how we want to play. I think it's easy when we talk about these younger players who are coming in. It's very clear what everyone is going to do and what I expect of you. An easy group to get into and the culture is what they've built. How do you think he's changed so much over the years as he's been in the land? When he arrived it was so much like he wanted to make us become one more spell lag. I think we've evolved. At the same time, we also see on holiday that much of our strength lies in our defense spell but also our counterspell. It's about growing it and seeing how over time it has adapted to our strengths. All the leaders are good at seeing what the team has for strength and how they're going to play on the strength. I think he did. How is it being back in Germany? It feels good. A lot of people are at the game and hoping for a very good atmosphere and an incredibly good football match. It feels good to be here. Meet the old police officer from Germany and Wolfsburg tomorrow? Yes, many old friends, both from my old Wolfsburg team and from Bayern Munich. It'll be nice to know faces.