2024-03-19 07:02:56
No, because he does what a coach has to do
Julian Nagelsmann is a football coach. And you often have to make unpleasant decisions. This includes the non-nominations of the BVB professionals and Bayern’s Leon Goretzka. But that doesn’t mean he’s blocking his way to Dortmund or Munich. Quite the opposite. He is currently proving that he has format. He does what you have to do as a top coach: evaluate performance, sometimes make tough decisions and then explain them well and in detail.
With his selection for the upcoming test matches, Nagelsmann shows that he is ready to plan for the long term and bring fresh blood into his teams. This is not a sign of weakness, but of your own strength. This must impress the club bosses at Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund and should also be seen as a sign of his ability to develop long-term strategies and consistently implement them.
If highly decorated players like Hummels or Goretzka cannot cope with the courage of a coach, then it is not the coach who is wrong at the club, but they themselves. And then they have to go.
Nagelsmann subordinates everything to success, and that’s right. In the end, it’s not about the sensitivities of individual Bundesliga stars, but about the future of the club – regardless of whether it’s called Borussia Dortmund or Bayern Munich.