Kimmich: Returning to the midfield position will help me play to my advantage. The Premier League can easily pay high transfer fees

Germany is about to usher in the World Cup qualifiers with Slovakia. Bayern midfielder Kimmich accepted a related interview at a press conference today, talking about the two consecutive losses of the European League, the return to the midfield position with the German national team, and their views on the current soaring transfer fees.

- The World Cup Qualifiers to start tomorrow

"The most important thing is to qualify for the World Cup. Since the last local event (referring to the European Cup), participating in the qualifiers is a bit new for us. We must show good performance and achieve ideal results to advance, which is exactly what we want to achieve tomorrow. "

- Two consecutive losses in the European League

"The last two games of the European League were disappointing, both in the results and in the way of the game. It is completely different from the previous performance. Although there are indeed injuries and the time for joint training is limited, we have failed to show our spiritual will and attitude towards the game. And these qualities are shown in every game of the World Cup Qualifiers , will be crucial. "

- Return to midfield position in the national team

"I played in the midfield at Bayern Munich, and I am very happy to be able to hold this position in Germany. I feel that I can better play my advantage in the midfield because I can participate more in the game - although I also try to participate when playing right back. It is more efficient to pass instructions to my teammates from the midfield position. This may be the advantage of this position, although right back is also a very interesting position. In short, no matter where I play, I always try to absorb positive factors and implement the tactical requirements of the head coach. The final decision is always in his hands. "

- As a top player, how do you view the recent high transfer fees?

"We can't really affect these expenses. When such an amount comes, we can only say that this is the market law. It's hard to control it. The overall situation is difficult to evaluate. It's easy for them to pay for this kind of expenses when you see the strength of the Premier League's funds through ownership structure and TV revenue. We have to admit that this is the market. "