Paul Seguin

It's a big stadium, a big atmosphere, and one of the highlights in the 2. Bundesliga. Hertha is currently brimming with self-confidence and rightly sits at the top of the table.

— Oliver Kirch, head coach of Arminia Bielefeld, ahead of the match at the Olympiastadion

Humility and down-to-earthness. We must never think we're the best, no matter who’s on the pitch. As a new week begins, another task lies ahead. That has to sink into our heads to keep this seriousness at all times. If we manage that, we’ll have a lot of fun this season.

— Paul Seguin, in an interview with Konstantin Keller and Erik Schmidt about humility and down-to-earthness in the team

The lineup ultimately sorts itself out. We have exactly 18 outfield players—and these 18 will also belong to the squad. There is still a bit of time to decide who gives us the best chance of three points. But: we do not waste minutes.

— Stefan Leitl, Hertha BSC head coach, on the press conference before the match against SpVgg Greuther Fürth

Welcome back, Jay!

— Commentator delivering the line after John Anthony Brooks' return to the pitch in the match report

We still have it in our own hands and will believe in it until the end.

— Paul Seguin talks about the remaining games and the belief in success.

A member of the board was addressed by the police officer in a disrespectful manner due to his skin color and an association with a country. It was simply said in a dismissive way: "Where you come from, it doesn't matter what I say anyway."— Peter Görlich, managing director of Hertha BSC, in the sports committee of the House of Representatives regarding a racism allegation against the police.

We have to score at least one goal.

— Paul Seguin about the goalless draw against Schalke 04, expressing disappointment over the missed victory.

It is always something special to be in Fürth. I am looking forward to this game, I am very grateful to the club and the staff there. It is also because of what we achieved together that I am now allowed to be the coach of Hertha.

— Stefan Leitl, head coach of Hertha BSC, about returning to Fürth and his gratitude for the shared past.

I currently have an incredible amount of fun, am doing a lot for my body, and am getting better into rhythm.

— Paul Seguin about his return to football after a long injury period.

It was a very nice feeling!

— Sebastian Grønning after the victory against Fortuna Düsseldorf.

That was a test as we wished for. The conditions here were top, the boys showed a good game overall and there were many positive aspects – the returnees, and the strikers scored. Perfect!

— Our head coach commented on the victory against the top division team.

It was a very hard time for me, but it only made my will stronger. I have worked intensively every day to return. I am really looking forward to being back on the pitch in the Hertha jersey and contributing to the team's success.

— Paul Seguin about his return after a long injury period.

Zeefuik will be out for about two weeks. This is not optimal, as he will miss a large part of the basic preparation.

— Hertha's coach on Deyovaisio Zeefuik's injury.

At the end of last season, it was clear that something was developing here.

— Paul Seguin speaks about his decision to join Hertha BSC.

Everyone on the field must think in the same direction together.

— Paul Seguin on the importance of teamwork in football.