In the 5th round of the Premier League, Brentford will host Chelsea. Before the match, Bees coach Andreas discussed Janelt and Schade's inclusion in the German national team squad and looked ahead to the London derby.

Midfielder Janelt called up to German national team for the first time

Janelt has been called up to the German national team for the first time and will play in the Nations League matches at home against Serbia and away against Greece.

He has been outstanding ever since I arrived at this club and took over as head coach. I've always enjoyed working with him, and I was very eager to finalize his new contract as quickly as possible. I think it's a very important deal for the club.

In my eyes, he is of immense value to the dressing room and the club culture, and he fully deserves his national team call-up. The level he has shown in the world's top league is truly remarkable. For Janelt, this is an extremely precious moment in his career. He has performed exceptionally well, so just saying I'm happy for him is probably an understatement.

Winger Schade returns to German national team squad

It's a wonderful story that two players from this club have been called up to the German national team. Schade has always been known for his excellent professionalism. He has been working hard under the coach's guidance to improve certain aspects of his game, and his performance at the beginning of this season fully reflects this.

He is currently full of confidence and belief, which is evident in his performances, and we have always had high expectations for him. He is in very good form right now, and we hope he can maintain it.

Striker Toney has only scored 1 goal in 6 games this season

Whether the outside voices are positive or slightly negative, it's important not to let them affect what you do, how you do it, and why you do it. I am very satisfied with his current situation and his performance since returning from the World Cup. The results were not as he ideally wanted, and he would be the first to admit that, which is due to various reasons. We should not forget what he achieved last season and the effort he put in to achieve those goals.

We value him greatly as a player, not just for his goals. He is in a very good place right now and is enjoying football; he loves it here, and we are very happy to have him. I mentioned it this morning before meeting with the players: stay focused. We are now in an era where people are too obsessed with technology, always focusing on what will happen in the future, but ignoring what is happening now. For us, the most important thing is tomorrow's game.

Triple substitution at halftime against Sunderland

Honestly, from a player's perspective, I don't really like this approach either. You can probably anticipate some possible substitutions, but the focus is on the game itself, and you have to react to what you see and feel. Who is performing? Who is causing problems for the opponent? It's a combination of all factors, and I try to draw a conclusion that helps the team perform.

We have a pretty good squad now, and the difference between those who can play and those who cannot is very small. The situation will be exactly the same in this round of matches; we will send out the starting eleven, but because of our overall strength, the starting eleven cannot play the entire game.

Looking ahead to the London derby against Chelsea

This will be a very exciting match. Both teams are in a good position and playing attractive football. Both sides will field many talented players, and it will be a fascinating derby.

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