Burak Yılmaz: “They continue on their way to becoming the most successful team since 2008.”

Kayserispor Head Coach Burak Yılmaz stated in his statement before the match of the National Football Team with the Netherlands, ‘Our national team continues on the path to becoming the most successful team after 2008. They make us very proud.’ The National Football Team will face the Netherlands today in the quarter-final match of the 2024 UEFA European Football Championship at 22.00 CET at the Berlin Olympic Stadium. Burak Yılmaz, the Head Coach of Kayserispor from the Super Lig, made statements before the National Football Team’s match against the Netherlands in EURO 2024 today.

‘Proud’
Former national football player and Kayserispor Head Coach Burak Yılmaz expressed his pride in the National Team, saying, ‘Our national team continues on the path to becoming the most successful team after 2008. They make us very proud. I am proud of them. They are doing a fantastic job. I believe they will get even better. I trust them a lot. Even after the defeat in the Portugal match, I trusted them a lot. Now, I believe in them and trust them. Our road is long and clear. Now we have the match against the Netherlands ahead. Even if there is a negative result in the Netherlands match, I still think our path is always long and clear. I trusted our brothers in the Portugal match, I was very confident in the Czech Republic match. Those who know me know that I had said to everyone that we would definitely win the Austria match. I believed in these brothers. I can see the energies on the field, the feelings they play with, which emotions and hearts they play with. I think this is the most successful national team of recent times, and I believe we have caught the most valuable group after 2008. I am proud of all of them.’

‘I have great confidence in our country’
Yılmaz, who expressed that the match against the Netherlands will be tough, said, ‘A tougher match than the Austria match awaits us in the Netherlands match. Netherlands is a school in world football. We need to accept this and prepare accordingly. We will neither exaggerate nor underestimate the Netherlands. I am sure that the Dutch are thinking about how to beat Turkey. I played in the Netherlands League for one season. I know Dutch football. I know their emotions, nationalism, and their perspective on football very well. I see them as almost equal opponents, but I have great confidence in my brothers. After all, it is a very valuable match; even if the Turkish national team is eliminated in the quarter-finals, we should be proud of them. I have great confidence in our country in the Netherlands match.’