Ex-captain hands out against Löw - Spain clap "a sign that there is an internal problem"

The vortex after the DFB fiasco is great - Joachim Löw in particular is the target of criticism.

Michael Ballack believes he knows the cause of the problems.

• All of Germany is discussing the embarrassment of the

  DFB *

  -Elf

  against

  Spain

  .

• National coach *

  Jogi Löw

  has to take a lot.

• Michael Ballack

  suspects internal problems between the team and the coach.

Seville -

needs a thick skin these days.

Criticism is pouring in from all sides - after the "Shame of Seville" it was not to be expected otherwise.

The black cloud over the national team, which

tried to drive away, has turned into a violent storm.

The list of prominent critics is getting longer.

Ex-DFB captain

gave the embarrassment in the

"to think about".

That he of all people would now jump to the side of the national coach was not to be expected anyway.

After all, it was Löw with whom he fell out as a player.

Ballack described the defeat as a "mirror of the current situation".

Should Löw resign?

“Difficult to judge after such a heavy defeat.

Most of the time, such results are a clue, ”he suggests.

DFB: Joachim Löw receives sharp criticism - Ballack speaks of internal problems

Ballack suspects internal problems are the cause of the failure.

“The way the team presented itself was terrifying.

You totally surrendered.

That is a sign that there is a problem somewhere in the internal relationship between the team and the coach, ”says the 44-year-old.

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Could it really be that tensions in the dressing room were the trigger or at least a factor in the unmotivated appearance?

Does the team even play against Löw?

and

have a different opinion.

You defend the national coach.

"That has nothing to do with Löw, he cannot compensate for an undesirable development in a few days," says Scholl.

Jogi Löw to blame for the Spain disaster?

Effenberg and Scholl defend national coach

Effenberg makes the players responsible.

“There were players on the pitch who have quality and, in some cases, great experience.

If they don't call that up, you have to point your finger at them and not just at Jogi Löw. ”

Effenberg also does not share

the demand to get

,

and

back.

Lothar Matthäus

,

,

and others, on the other hand, demand Löw's resignation.

“Löw missed the perfect time to retire.

He looks tired of office.

His public statements are no longer as clear, precise and confident as they were a few years ago.

And his team reflects that. ”Löw will remain national coach for the time being - that was decided by those responsible at a secret meeting.

(epp)

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