After the whistle, Nagelsmann wrote a message to Sané
Stand: 6:08 p.m.
During the game against 1. FC Köln, Leroy Sané was whistled by his own fans
Source: dpa-infocom GmbH
The loud whistles from the blocks of the Bayern fans against Leroy Sané are still a topic of conversation. Before leaving for the cup game in Bremen, coach Julian Nagelsmann spoke about this. He has some advice for the national player.
OFC Bayern have entered the DFB Cup without three of their stars. Munich will play on Wednesday (8.15 p.m. / Sport1 and Sky) at the fifth division club Bremer SV without goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, goal hunter Robert Lewandowski and midfielder Leon Goretzka. The trio is spared by coach Julian Nagelsmann for the catch-up game.
It is unclear whether Leroy Sané will be used in the game that has been postponed because of several corona cases in Bremen. Before leaving for the game, where around 10,000 spectators are expected, coach Nagelsmann took another stand on the occasional whistle against the national player in Bayern’s 3-2 home win against 1. FC Köln.
“I wrote him a short message after the game, where I gave him my opinion a little more clearly, what I think of it and what I would advise him as a person and what I as a coach do with him that I shouldn’t give him a flashy five Taking hours in my arms to show everyone: I will give them my back, ”said Nagelsmann before leaving for Bremen.
Overall, he was “not particularly” treated with him. For the Bayern coach, it is crucial that Sané call up his potential again and score goals. Then there will be “soon a symbiosis” with the fans, and “everyone will be there for each other again.”
The fact that a person in the spotlight is looked at from many sides with a magnifying glass is not the problem. According to Nagelsmann, you have to deal with that. “In the end it is normal for you to be evaluated in your job and if your job is effective, then you will be judged by the public. From that point of view it is also to a certain extent that you have to endure things. ”But the decisive factor is the manner. “Because whether he is now rated more critically or less critically, nothing changes the current fact that it is not good how he was treated – and that he is whistled as a player by his own fans.”
Sané had to listen to whistles shortly before the break on Sunday when he again lost the ball. Nagelsmann changed the winger during the break. The Munich coach later appealed to his own supporters. “It’s proper for the fans to support their own players,” he said.
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