After the match against Barcelona, ​​AS Monaco manager Adi Hutter expressed his great satisfaction in the press room.

He expressed his joy and pride after the win, especially as several players were making their Champions League debuts and it was also his first game as manager. Hutter stressed that while it was a special moment, the focus was on the win itself.

Hutter acknowledged the advantage of playing with an extra player for a significant portion of the game, following Eric Garcia’s early red card. He pointed out that this numerical superiority certainly helped, but he felt that their strong start to the game was crucial.

“The fact that Eric Garcia was sent off early was an advantage, it helped a lot to have another player, but we had already started very well, we were back in the game straight away,” according to the Monaco manager, as reported by Mundo Deportivo.

Hutter is happy and proud

He stressed the importance of securing a win against Barcelona, ​​saying that such a victory brings a lot of joy and pride to the team. He praised his players for showing courage and creating numerous scoring chances throughout the match.

“Beating Barça, one of the biggest clubs in Europe, makes us happy and proud. We played with a lot of courage, we created a lot of chances,” he added.

Hutter, meanwhile, was particularly impressed with Lamine Yamal. He noted that Monaco gave away few chances throughout the match and praised Yamal’s extraordinary talent for scoring a goal that seemed to come out of nowhere.

“We gave away very few chances and his goal came out of nowhere, just from Lamine Yamal, who is an extraordinary player,” Hutter noted.

In summary, Hutter’s reflections showed a mix of pride, tactical insight and appreciation for the achievements of individual players.

His comments not only highlighted the team’s performance but also set a positive tone for future matches as the team hopes to build on this victory in the prestigious Champions League.