1BSPORTS 1B Sports June 10th After Germany lost in the third and fourth final of the European League, which lost 0-2 to France, German legend Effenberg severely criticized the remarks of national team coach Nagelsmann.
After Germany lost 0-2 to France, Nagelsmann was asked why the team failed to continue to press high in the second half. Nagelsman explained that some players were tired after the high-intensity first half, adding: “At this time you will feel that you will not score even if you play for a long time. In this case, you will lose a little faith.”
It was this sentence that was strongly condemned by Effenberg: “I don’t know how he would say this, and I don’t want to hear him say this again. In any case, you should not lose faith, especially when your team performed well in the first half and just didn’t seize the opportunity.”
Effenberg believes that a good start should be a motivational team The motivation for the national team: “However, Nagelsmann said this, which is definitely not the right way to communicate with the players, nor should he make excuses for them. He also mentioned the goal of winning the UEFA Champions League, but now he hints like this, which shows that he himself is inconsistent.”
Effenberg also pointed out the problem of instability in the national team: “A good goal of just 45 minutes is far from enough at this level. What’s more serious is that when facing strong teams like France, Portugal or Spain, the German team seems unable to do better, and the gap between German football and the world’s top level is much larger than expected.”
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