Volland wants the rise of the lion: "Maybe then an option for me"
Created: 05/11/2022, 12:15 p.m
By: Corbinian Kothny
Kevin Volland first wants to go to the World Cup in Qatar and can imagine a return to TSV 1860.
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Kevin Volland developed into a professional at TSV 1860.
In winter he hopes for a World Cup nomination.
He does not rule out a return to the lions.
Munich/Monaco
– It's going well for Kevin Volland and AS Monaco.
The last eight games have been won and qualifying for the Champions League is again within the realm of possibility.
With 15 scorer points, Volland himself has made a huge contribution to the upswing in the Monegasques.
This should not only lead Monaco into the premier class, but also ensure that the striker is allowed to go to the World Cup in Qatar in winter.
However, Hansi Flick did not invite Volland to the last course.
No problem for the 29-year-old.
"I've learned that it's better to stay relaxed and concentrate on the club," Volland said in an interview with
SZ
.
TSV 1860: Vollland “couldn’t imagine” saying goodbye
But he hasn't finished with his dream of the World Cup: "My nomination for the European Championship a year ago came as a surprise.
Anything can happen in football.”
In the meantime, Volland feels very comfortable in Monaco.
His contract runs until the summer of 2024. It is still unclear what will happen to him after that.
The striker wants to base his decision on his physical condition.
Should it no longer be enough for the absolute top, the fans of TSV 1860 have long wished for a return of the prodigal son.
And he is still close to his training club.
Before moving to TSG Hoffenheim, he "couldn't imagine ever leaving the age of sixty."
Kevin Volland: Brother Robin is streamed via Sporttotal
Almost ten years later, he still follows the lions regularly and keeps his fingers crossed for them.
"At Sixty I also hope that they will soon be promoted, maybe that will even be an option for me again," Volland makes the hearts of all Löwen fans beat faster.
In general, the national player is very attached to his home country.
In addition to TSV 1860, Volland also follows the Bavarian amateur field.
There he keeps his fingers crossed for his buddy Markus Ziereis for promotion to the 3rd division.
And FC Unterföhring in the state league can also be sure of Volland's support: "Brother Robin and some friends play football there, so you can often watch the games super well via the Internet stream Sporttotal." (
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