🚨🎙️| Bruno Guimarães: “Barcelona are an annoying team — they always want to keep possession and never get tired of controlling the ball.” 🎙️| Bruno Guimarães: “They make you lose your nerves—you don’t touch the ball, so you get physically drained and exhausted, and when you finally get it, you don’t use it well because you’re tired.”

Bruno Guimarães didn’t hold back when describing the challenge of facing Barcelona. For the Brazilian midfielder, the Catalan giants aren’t just opponents—they’re a constant irritation.

“Barcelona are an annoying team,” he admitted. “They always want to keep possession and never get tired of controlling the ball.”

It’s not just about tactics, but the psychological toll. Guimarães explained how the endless chasing wears players down:

“They make you lose your nerves—you don’t touch the ball, so you get physically drained and exhausted, and when you finally get it, you don’t use it well because you’re tired.”

His words capture what countless players have felt at Camp Nou and beyond: the suffocating dominance of Barça’s possession game. To face them is to fight not just for space on the pitch, but for composure and energy in the mind.

For Guimarães, it’s a reminder that against Barcelona, survival is as much about patience as it is about skill.