Borussia Dortmund coach Marco Rose advocates a more balanced burden on national players and better coordination between club and national coaches.
"It is certainly a bit unfortunate that Raphael Guerreiro and Youssoufa Moukoko suffered injuries from the national team soon after being sidelined," complained the coach, referring to the growing personnel worries at the Bundesliga club for the game on Saturday (15.
Dortmund - 30 p.m. / Sky) against Mainz.
In Guerreiro (Portugal), Moukoko (U21), Thorgan Hazard, Thomas Meunier (both Belgium) and Manuel Akanji (Switzerland) five BVB professionals recently left their national teams prematurely and battered.
“I think the guys don't need a lot of training anymore.
They are made fit in the club.
It is understandable that the national coaches want to train content.
You can do that without great intensity, ”commented Rose.
"This is possibly an interface where we might be able to work even better."
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However, Rose does not want his suggestion to be understood as an interference with the autonomy of the national coaches: “I will not tell them what they have to train.
But basically, the guys travel to the national team tired.
That may need to be made clearer.
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How much stress did they have? ”According to Rose,“ communication with most associations is very good ”.
"But maybe you can optimize that somewhere and communicate things more clearly," he said.
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