Ilkay Gundogan discusses Barcelona and Galatasaray meeting in Champions League
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 12, 2026, 8:34 AM
Last updated Oct 12, 2026

Galatasaray's Ilkay Gundogan praised Barcelona as the strongest team ahead of their Champions League clash. In an interview, he reflected on his time at Barcelona and the impact of manager Xavi. Gundogan emphasized the challenge of facing his former teammates but aims to compete vigorously. He noted Barcelona's dominance and expressed confidence in their potential to win the Champions League.
- •Gundogan highlights Barcelona's quality and tactical prowess.
- •He recalls strong memories from his season at Barcelona.
- •Galatasaray prepares to face Barcelona in the Champions League.
- •Gundogan admires Xavi’s management style and influence.
- •Barcelona's young players are evolving, especially Lamine Yamal.
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"Galatasaray midfielder Ilkay Gundogan has described Barcelona as the strongest team in world football ahead of their Champions League meeting, while reflecting on his season at the Catalan club and th...
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