Guardiola: I want and I want, Eto'o stays at Barca

Josep Guardiola, the Barcelona coach, confirmed on Tuesday that the striker Samuel Eto'o will continue in the Barca team, despite their initial reluctance and explained that the "good behavior" has been the key player in exchange for its decision.

"Pleased" with the performance and behaviour of Eto'o over the work of preseason, Guardiola explained that his duty is to "draw performance to all players" that has at its disposal and for that reason has chosen to count on The Cameroonian.

Guardiola also explained that "from day one" Eto'o has treated "more as a player" and added that only "words of satisfaction" about the footballer.

Although during his introduction as coach of Barca Guardiola was very clear in the report that would not Eto'o, Barca coach formalized on Tuesday, starting his press conference and without previous questions, continuity Cameroonian player appealing to their attitude "both inside and outside the field."

"It is part of my job and make decisions now decided that Eto'o follow us," said the technician, who admitted to having "changed his mind" regarding its initial appraisal.

"I said what I said, but also said that if it was here, he was treated with respect and justice and working to recover the best Samuel," he stressed.

Guardiola said that Eto'o has moved to the council that "remains the same, with its good and bad things", and stressed that it is "available" footballer "to any problem that may have."

The coach was settled by the controversial curriculum extradeportivo Eto'o ( "the past is past") and revealed that the club "was raised only move if another striker Samuel Eto'o of Barcelona was leaving" recalling the old formula market soccer "Before entering, exiting stop."

"Eto'o stays because he wants it and because I want," Guardiola settled when he linked the continuation of Cameroonian to lack of bids for the player and the immobility of the football market.

The Barca coach also resisted giving a closed staff with the continuity of Eto'o, but was declared "delighted and happy" with the players at its disposal. "But to say that everything is closed and it would be hasty," he concluded.