Frank Arnesen: Bundesliga is superior to Premier League and La Liga
Having spent considerable time in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Germany-c2904 as Hamburg’s sporting director, Frank Arnesen believes that Bundesliga is the best league in Europe. He also commented on the unpredictability of the German league compared to other leagues around the continent.
Arnesen reckons that Germany is the best place to start a professional football career as one gets to learn a lot. He was of the view that youngsters should prefer playing in Germany rather moving to http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Spain-c3011 or England if they want to become one of the leading
footballers of the modern era.
The sporting director further advised players such as Mario Gotze, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Shinji-Okazaki-c33366 to concentrate on their careers while staying in Germany rather than considering a move to Premier League or La Liga. He admitted of attractive salary packages
especially in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/England-c749 but advised the youngsters not to worry about money at initial stages of their careers.
Frank, at the same time, hailed the Hamburg officials for respecting his wish of working in Germany by prolonging his stay at the club. He vowed to lead the Red Shorts to a title some day during his stint at Imtech Arena.
While talking to Bild regarding the Bundesliga superiority over other leagues, Arnesen further mentioned,
"If you consider all aspects, the Bundesliga is the strongest league in Europe. If you see how many people come to each game, it is fantastic. "Here [in Germany], anyone can beat anyone else. The Bundesliga is so unique. I am very glad that I have the privilege
of working here."
He stated that the Premier League and La Liga are highly predictable, but it is not the case here in Germany. He praised the DFB officials for setting such high standards with the passage of time and hoped to see a club from Germany lift the European crown
ideally in the near future.
Arnesen also talked on Hamburg’s progress this season, expressing confidence of finishing in top half of the table. He admitted of current difficulties, but assured of his team’s stay in the top flight at the end of this campaign.
Frank concluded by saying, "It remains difficult to get out of the bottom of the table, even though I have seen a clear upward trend from the team in recent weeks."There is still a difficult season ahead of us. We must do everything to ensure that we avoid
the drop."
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