I have a good coach, but the truth is this/ Barkola's claim: League One is more tactical than Premier League!

Bradley Barkola's controversial comment about English football has caused quite a stir.

According to Sports Three, Bradley Barkola, the star of Liverpool's offensive line, after his recent European brilliance, announced in an interesting conversation that in his opinion, English Premier League matches are less tactically complex than French League One.

The 24-year-old French winger, who came to Anfield from Paris Saint-Germain in the summer transfer window with a contract worth 145 million euros plus bonuses, has been highly noticed this week with a hat-trick and a spectacular performance in a 6-3 win against Austria's Lask in the European Champions League.

But the interesting thing is that Barkola has neither scored nor assisted in the English Premier League so far and is spending the first days of adapting to English football.

"Things are going well and I have a very good relationship with my teammates," Barkula said about the process of adapting to the new environment in a part of an exclusive interview with the Telefoot program that will be broadcast on Sunday. We have a great coach with great ideas. "At the moment I'm trying to adapt to the new situation, because the situation here is really different from Paris Saint-Germain."

The French star went on to make an interesting comparison between the style of football in France and England, and referring to the tactics of his former coach, he said: "The atmosphere and conditions are different in England, and I think the Premier League is less tactical than the French league. Of course, in Paris we had a highly tactical coach like Luis Enrique. In the Premier League, transfers from position to position on the field are less common. "Under my former coach, I had to constantly go deep, lean to the sides of the line and another player would fill my void, but here the situation is completely different."