Welcome to a special interview edition of the Planet Football Podcast.

It's been a fun few weeks of soccer both on the international and club level.

The Premier League season is underway with some early headlining games.

Leonel Messia has put an end to his so-called international retirement and he'll play again

for Argentina in next month's World Cup qualifiers.

Meanwhile in Brazil, the Olympics have yielded some eye-opening results.

The US women are shockingly out at the quarter-final stage,

while the Brazil men avoided an early disaster

and are still alive in the quest for that elusive gold medal.

Assai's Grant Wall is in Brazil and will have comprehensive coverage of the metal rounds,

so keep an eye out on Planet Football for that.

But before he departed for Brazil, he was able to speak with Byron Munich manager

Carlo Anchelotti who just this weekend won his first trophy for the club as it beat

Perishia Dortman in the German Super Cup.

Anchelodi is looking to win the Champions League for a fourth time but he has a new set of challenges as he coaches in Germany for the first time.

So without further ado, Grant Wall and Carlo Anchelori, one-on-one.

We're here today with Byron Munich manager, Carlo Anchelotti.

Congratulations on taking the Byron Munich job.

Very simple question, why did you want to be the manager of Biner?

Why? Because Biamurken is one of the best things in the world,

the best history, best tradition, best culture.

Also, is a new challenger, a new country for me, new language, but it's not so easy,

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