At Bayern Munich the fragments are still being collected after the humiliating relegation from the Champions League against Villarreal. The Germans expected a hot date against Liverpool in the Champions League semi-final, but lost to the yellow submarine away and finished with it only 1-1 at home at the Allianz Arena, with coach Julian Neglesman marked as the main culprit.
At his press conference today (Friday) Ngelsman Referred to the relegation and later surprised: “Every season there are at least eight teams in Europe that expect to reach the semi-finals and be among the last four. We will not publish our plans regarding the staff, there is a team that has played together for a long time and the players know each other well, but sometimes it is important to bring new blood. It is always complicated to plan and build a faculty. Of course, the players are frustrated, but it is important that we do not completely fall into sadness. “
The German added: “I can handle criticism, but death threats are something else. I get them after every game, but delete them all. People can write whatever they want, but they should also think about it. They still think they’m right and that’s what’s weird. The club will not increase security around me, I do not want to produce provocations, so far no one has appeared at my door. “
On the future of Robert Lewandowski, the coach said: “I did not get the impression that he wanted to leave. In my conversations with him it seems like he wants to stay. Of course I would like to be in my team and I hope that in the near future it will be resolved. “