BARÇA - INTER | Antoine Griezmann's full press conference

Good afternoon, Paul Martínez, Barça TV. Tomorrow the Champions League returns to Camp Nou, in which you will play your first game with the Barça shirt in the Champions League. I don't know if it's a special game for you and for the team to look to achieve the first victory in this Champions League. Thank you. The Champions League games are always something special. For me, it's my first home game in the Champions League. Obviously, I will have a lot of desire. We will need to do a great job as a team and try to win in the best way. The most important thing tomorrow is to get the three points. Ramon Salmurri, Catalunya Radio. How can you condition the defeats you have in attack against a team like Inter? It's always more difficult when you have Ousmane, Leo, Ansu and sometimes Luis, who have been injured. In the end, we are not all together. That's the worst. We can't work in training or in games, but we have to find the best way possible. It can be with Kalles Pérez or with Ansu when he has come on. With me, whether it's inside or on the wings. In the end, we have a great squad with very good players and tomorrow we will find the formula to win. Antoine, how is your adaptation going? How do you feel and what do you need to feel 100% comfortable in Barça? Time. I feel comfortable, but I still need to improve on the pitch. Especially my movements with the ball. I'm fine, but sometimes you can get more into the game. I feel good, confident, but I still need things to be the best Griezmann possible, but I'm on the right track. Hi Antoine, here on your left, Adria Alves from Cadena Ser. There has been a lot of talk about your relationship with Leo Messi, how you would adapt to the dressing room and how you would get along with him. I would like you to explain to us what your relationship with him is like and if there is anything that has surprised you. In the end, he's not someone who talks a lot, neither do I, so it's difficult for us to talk. But I've already given him some mate, so we're on the right track. In the end, he's been injured many times, so it's difficult in training to learn that connection and improve it. But I think we're two good guys and I'm here to help anyone on the team. Hi Antoine, I'm Josep Cappell from Radio Nacional. You talked about helping anyone and you have a good friend like Susman Dembélé. I would like to know how you see it at the beginning, so complicated for him again with the injury issue. How do you see it emotionally and how are you trying to help him? Well, I'm always by his side. He trains, he arrives before training to strengthen his legs, his body, he's taking care of himself. But in the end, when you get into an injury dynamic, it's difficult to get out. But I think he has my support, that of the coach, that of the teammates. We're here to help him so that he feels good. And that when he's here, he can do what he's been doing these last few days, take care of himself. Hi Antoine, I'm Elena Condis from Cope. You come from Atlético de Madrid, you arrived at Barça recently. Do you have the feeling that here in the Barça dressing room, the players command more than in Atlético de Madrid? They command more, they have more power here in the Barça dressing room than in Atlético de Madrid. Well, Gaby and Godín had some power too, I think. No, I think in the end they are people who have been in this dressing room for a long time. And of course, they are heard when they speak. But I don't think that everything that is very high-profile comes from the president. I think it's like in all the teams or the dressing rooms that I have known. Of course, there are some players who are heard more when they speak. But otherwise, it's not normal. Antoine, how are you? Carlos Escolán from Parate 4 Radio Marca. Good afternoon. You said that you still have a long way to go to be the best Antoine Griezmann that Barça can be. But Luis Suárez's fouls, Dembélé's foul, Messi's foul, does that give you more responsibility to try to do more things? Although it's not bad with the three goals you have. Do you think you have to demand more assists because of the fouls of the most important players? No, I don't think it's that. I think I have just arrived in another philosophy of playing. Another position in the field. You have to learn things, you have to improve them, change movements. Of course, you can't have that 100% in two months. I'm going to get there. I know that my teammates want the best of me. Me too. Of course, I demand every day to be the best possible. But yes, I think I'm on the right track to be the best possible. Good afternoon, Antoine. When you signed with Barcelona, I imagine it was because you dreamed of the Champions League. To live magical nights. Tomorrow will be the first in the Camp Nou. Is it your great desire to get a Champions League, which is what you lack in Palmares? Yes, I think the Champions League is everyone's dream. It's one of my dreams. I have many, but the Champions League is my goal, my dream. I hope tomorrow can be a beautiful night with our fans. I hope there is a great atmosphere and that we can get the three points. Hello, Griezmann. This is Marcelo Berlet for Sport Interactivo de Brasil. Do you think Inter is the team with the fewest goals in Europe so far this season? Is it the toughest rival you will face since you joined Barça? I don't know. It depends. If we talk about defense or attack, each game is different. Antonio Conte is a great coach. He has worked very well tactically with his teams. Whether with Juve or the national team, he has always got very good results. Tomorrow will be a difficult game. We will have to play the best game possible. And get the three points, which is the most important thing. The team won their first away game against Getafe. How important was it to end that away game? First of all, to win the away game. We hadn't done it for a long time. Then we played the derby, Atleti and Real Madrid. They are our rivals. It was important to get the three points for us. It gives us confidence for the two home games we will have now. Jordi Grau from TV3. Although you played with Messi on the pitch, you played either on the left or on the center. I know it's the coach's decision, but don't you think it would increase your performance on the right? Good question. I don't know. As I said before, I'm here to help my teammates. What a boring answer. But that's the way it is. I can't do anything. There is a coach, there is a tactic. You have to get involved and that's it. Good afternoon. Tomorrow you will meet Godin, although you have been at Atletico Madrid for five years. I would like to know if this meeting will be special for you. And if there is a possibility to surprise you by meeting you both at Atletico Madrid. Thank you. Yes, it was a special game in the World Cup. It was the first time we played against each other. Tomorrow will be the special game. We will play at home, Champions League against Godin. He is a great friend. He has been a great example for me since I arrived at Atletico. He is the godfather of my daughter. I will do some tricks to catch him tomorrow if I play or if he plays. Ivan. Ivan San Antonio from El Diario Sport. Beyond tactics, positions, adaptation, are you happy at Barça? Are you enjoying it? I'm very happy. I'm enjoying it a lot. My family and my father are enjoying it too. I'm also enjoying it on and off the pitch. I'm seeing new things, how matches can be prepared, a new vision of football. I'm taking everything and mixing it up myself. Last two questions. Albert and Joan Poquín. Here is Bernadal from El Diario Ara. Hello Antoine. When you arrived, you said that if you had to make someone forgive you, it would be on the pitch. That you were going to talk about the pitch. In these two months that you have been in Barcelona, what did you think of the reception of Camp Nou? Thank you. Very good. Singing my name, pushing me, whether it's me or the team. It has surprised me in a good way. I hope I can give them that affection every game, every night, starting tomorrow. I like to have a connection with my fans, whether it's for goals or with an entry to the ground. But of course, that is worked on, it takes time and I hope we can do more. Hello, good afternoon. Joan Poquín from Mundo Deportivo. I would like to know, beyond the collective objectives you have, what objectives do you have for tomorrow, for tonight and for the season? Personally, you and me. Playing every game, every minute. Being someone important for the club, for the coach, for my teammates who trust me on and off the pitch. A bit of everything. Thank you, good afternoon. Thank you.