Flick Targets Victory as Barcelona Visit Galatasaray in Istanbul

Barcelona will face Galatasaray in Istanbul on Tuesday in the Champions League, with coach Hansi Flick preparing his team for a difficult away match against Turkish champions at Rams Park after a perfect start to the season.

According to thescore.com, Barcelona have won all nine matches across competitions this season, scoring 39 goals, while the club will miss Raphinha for the trip to Turkey.

Flick said the stadium environment will be a major challenge before Barcelona's match against Galatasaray.

"First of all, we have to be ready for this atmosphere." said Hansi Flick, Barcelona coach.

Flick described Galatasaray supporters as a significant factor at home, while the Turkish side has improved against major opponents, according to thescore.com.

"I think this is one of the best atmospheres ever in the world. It's amazing when I hear some situations or the sounds of the stadium, what the fans are doing, it's unbelievable." said Hansi Flick, Barcelona coach.

Barcelona's coach said his priority was securing a result in Istanbul, even though the team has frequently scored heavily this season. According to thescore.com, Barcelona's last match with fewer than three goals was a 2-0 win over Athletic Bilbao on August 27.

"The only thing we want is to win, this is our goal, this is what we want." said Hansi Flick, Barcelona coach.

Flick added that Galatasaray's playing style and attacking quality make the match demanding, especially at their home ground.

"I'm also happy if we win just 1-0, because to see this team, how they play, how they play out (from the back), they like to play football." said Hansi Flick, Barcelona coach.

Galatasaray also encouraged supporters ahead of the Champions League fixture through a club message shared before the match, according to kahtahaberpostasi.com.

"No silence for 90 minutes!" said Galatasaray Sports Club.

The club message called on fans to support the team throughout the match as Galatasaray prepared to host Barcelona in Istanbul.