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Quique Setien, speaking at an event held by the Galician Football Federation with comments made by Marca, spoke about his experience at the helm of Barcelona.
The Cantabrian insisted that he does not regret his time in charge of the Catalan giants and, instead, has used the experience as a valuable learning period.
“I am over the duel I had to go through in Barcelona,” said Setien. “But this is an accident, one more that you take as part of the job.”
Setien acknowledged that his life has changed considerably since leaving Barcelona, with his profile higher than ever. However, he has not let it affect him.
“If you manage to live a little isolated from the whole environment, which is what I have done, you can live in a more or less calm way,” he said. “I’ve changed my phone but they still stop you on the street and ask for interviews, but I have to try to stay the same.”
The coach said that his time at Barcelona keeps “good and bad memories” as well as his time at other clubs, perhaps of lesser profile, such as Real Betis, Las Palmas or Lugo.
“The experience was extraordinary,” he said.
“It is true that we did not achieve what we would have liked and dreamed of when I went there at the beginning, but things got quite complicated. Of course I would go back to Barcelona and I don’t regret having gone there. No way.”
