TSV 1860: An Ibrahimovic fan, a trainee, the sloppy genius - and many winners

Created: 01/11/2022, 08:19 AM

From: Uli Kellner

Sloppy genius - soon to be in the starting XI?

Noble technician Keanu Staude © Stefan Matzke

The TSV 1860 Munich training camp in Belek is history and can definitely be described as successful.

However, there are also losers among the Lions.

Munich

- At the end it was really good in the Belek-Camp of the lions.

"We already had music on the bus," reported coach Michael Köllner from the team outing the evening before the flight home.

"Leandro Morgalla had to sing a song as a newcomer - and the losers of the game evening had to accompany it choreographically and danced to it." Another highlight:

“Our new physiotherapist Stefan Müller wrote a poem about every player.

We laughed a lot.

It was an all-round successful evening. "

As successful as the Turkey training camp as a whole.

“We have achieved everything we wanted to do,” said Köllner: “We wanted to grow closer as a group, implement a new system and get the team going again.” However, there were not only winners and losers in the von Captain Stefan Lex organized games evening, but also sporty, as our conclusion of the preparation shows.

WINNER

Stefan Lex:

captain, goalscorer, games and integration officer. The multiple lex showed he could be relied on, on and off the field. It was consequently the new boss in the ring who brought the turnaround in the endurance test against Rostock (tunnel goal to 1: 1) - and, as usual, was there for everyone, even for Stephan Salger, who needed a partner for his golf afternoon. Will Lex even shoot the penalties in the future? "No," said Köllner and laughed: "We don't want to give him that too."

Marcel Bär:

Köllner leaned far out of the window.

He trusts the ex-Braunschweiger to achieve 10 to 15 goals this season - “in the second division!” So ​​it is a good thing that Bär is warmly shooting, currently with eight solid third division goals and especially since top dog Mölders was eliminated sprinting like crazy, hitting goals and scoring yourself.

“As a striker, you have to score.

This is how you will be measured ”, says Köllner happily about the stable form of his storm duo“ Cello & Lexi ”.

TSV 1860: Ibrahimovic fan, trainee and sloppy genius are experiencing an upswing

Tim Linsbichler:

After a “slow game” with a year-long pubic bone frustration, the Viennese are suddenly on top. As reported, the 1.93 giant took the hearts of the lion fans by storm and was also celebrated with chants in Belek. "Good for me," said "Linsi" and is now really excited to see how the fans react when he scores his premier goal in the league. Linsbichler, 21, cites Zlatan Ibrahimovic, 40, as a role model. Instead of ego statements like the old Swede, however, the young Viennese relies on shame.

Leandro Morgalla:

Reward for the newly crowned U 18 national player (three DFB appearances in December): The talented central defender was allowed to go to Belek with the Löwen professionals and did well at his baptism of fire. “He's a vicious tackle,” says Köllner of the blond boy who started an apprenticeship at MAN that delayed his athletic development a little: “Otherwise he would have played a bunch of games with us.” Köllner: “He's a reliable one A player who is attentive and listens. ”Just like the assembled professionals at Morgalla's warling lecture on the team evening. However, one can argue about the choice of songs. The professional novice dumbled "This Way" by Xavier Naidoo.

Keanu Staude:

It was a momentous miss, an embarrassing Lewandowski copy (Köllner) - and with his twisted penalty against Mannheim (at 1: 2) Staude didn't necessarily improve his standing in the team.

Forgive and forget.

In Belek, the Joker from duty swirled as if he had been changed, showed the full range of his technique and prepared two goals against Rostock.

Commitment that could be worthwhile.

Köllner described the sloppy genius as a serious "option" for the starting XI, at least if Richard Neudecker, who was already suffering from yellow cards, has to take a break soon.

LOSER

Kevin Goden:

Today he can finally take part again: Corona unlucky Goden, who first infected himself and now missed the Belek trip because family members were positive after Christmas.

Köllner: "This is madness for the boy."

Model athlete on the sidelines: Moll's appearances in the first half of the season had a “robotic” effect on Köllner.

© Stefan Matzke

Quirin Moll:

There is an impressive video in circulation of the model athlete from Dachau.

It shows the convinced vegan in the gym, where he celebrates a series of straight pull-ups.

The muscles are already burning when you look.

Playing football at Moll has not worked quite as well recently.

Köllner spoke of “terrifying” appearances and judged his “robot-like” game: “Like a heavy cupboard standing in the square.” In Belek, the number six showed an ascending shape, but the Moll cupboard is probably on hold until further notice .

(Uli Kellner)