Hansi Flick did not close the door on a possible departure from Barcelona in the future, in a press conference in which he spoke about ambitions, stability and the dream of the Champions League, before traveling to Elche's ground, counting for the 22nd round of LaLiga. Asked about the possibility of not remaining at the club if Joan Laporta loses the next presidential elections, the German coach replied without absolute guarantees: «That is a question for the future. For now, I'm here and I'm happy to work for this club. We’ll see – I can’t answer these questions 100%. As I said before, it is very important that there is stability at the club.” “Everything around the team is going very well – we don’t have a lot of money for transfers, but everything we do is very good. We develop La Masia players, the atmosphere in the team is excellent, the fans support us and there is a strong bond between everyone. It's about stability and I believe that this is the best for the club's future", he added. After securing fifth place in the league stage of the Champions League, avoiding play-off thanks to the 4-1 victory against Copenhagen, Flick bluntly embraced his European ambitions. «Everyone wants to lift this trophy, because it is a great competition. It is our responsibility to work towards this – to improve every day to achieve our dream of winning the Champions League. It's a dream not only for the fans, but also for us», he said. «We are at Barça and it is normal for us to want to win all the trophies. It's not easy. We have to work hard and do things better than in the past. For me, it's important that every game is extremely important – we play every three or four days. There is no possibility of waiting to see how the game develops, we have to start strong from the first minute and not wait for the end. Our attitude and mentality are good and that is one of our greatest strengths», he continued. Regarding defensive errors and constant turnovers, the coach was clear in his self-criticism. «We conceded too many goals and that's why we came up with comebacks. Our mentality is to always believe in ourselves, but we have to do things better, especially at the beginning of games – we have to be completely ready from the first minute", he warned. Flick also addressed Dro's departure to PSG, admitting frustration. «I like Dro, but obviously I'm disappointed. He knows this too. Here, he would have a great future. He made a different decision, which I have to respect – that's football", he concluded.