Nagelsmann apologizes to referee Welz and receives a response from his namesake

Julian Nagelsmann apologized to referee Tobias Welz after Bayern's bankruptcy in Gladbach.

A namesake responded to the relevant tweet.

Mönchengladbach - Gladbach again!

FC Bayern loses to their feared opponent, the record champions have only won one of the last six Bundesliga duels in Borussia Park.

This time it was a 2:3 bankruptcy - although the parameters of this match were changed very early: Bayern defender Dayot Upamecano saw red after eight minutes, Bayern were outnumbered for almost the entire game.

Nagelsmann rages against Upamecano after a red card

The decision of referee Tobias Welz was from then on the big topic of conversation.

FCB coach Julian Nagelsmann raged after the final whistle - and even let himself be carried away to make statements that he later regretted.

What happened there on Saturday around 5:30 p.m.?

Nagelsmann let his anger run free in the cabin aisle after he had just tried to talk to the referee team.

"Is he kidding me?!" he raged, still angry about the controversial and serious lightning red against Upamecano.

Upamecano sees controversial red card - after just eight minutes

"Nobody can tell me that it's a red card.

Referees also make mistakes, but then you have to stand by them," Nagelsmann complained about the scene with Upamecano's alleged emergency brake

when he had better control over

The French lost the running duel against Gladbach's Alassane Pléa and touched his compatriot at high speed in front of the penalty area.

After a long review by the video assistant, the team was finally sent off.

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Julian Nagelsmann was furious after the game in Gladbach.

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Nagelsmann apologizes to referee Welz

An incomprehensible decision for Nagelsmann: "You can see that Plea's shoulder is not moving!" On Saturday evening, Nagelsmann made an official apology in the direction of the referee, as reported by tz.de.

“Emotions are part of sport.

And given the red card, I had to vent after the game.

However, I have to apologize for the choice of words to the team around Tobias Welz.

Unfortunately, I clearly went too far there," he wrote on Twitter.

Nevertheless, the 35-year-old, who is said to have said "softened pack", is threatened with a procedure by the DFB sports court.

Emotions are part of sport.

And given the red card, I had to vent after the game.

However, I have to apologize for the choice of words to the team around Tobias Welz.

Unfortunately I went too far there.

— Julian Nagelsmann (@J__Nagelsmann) February 18, 2023

Nagelsmann apologizes to referee Welz, whose namesake responds: "No thing Brudi"

Curious: Under the Nagelsmann tweet, a user called "Tobias 'Drommler' Welz".

He wrote, "Never mind, I'll do better next time."

Of course, the account was not that of referee Tobias Welz.

The namesake is much more a dog coach.

He had already received a lot of bad news from Bayern fans via Instagram on Saturday, some of which he even published.

List of rubrics: © Norbert Schmidt / Imago / Screenshot Twitter / Julian Nagelsmann