RB Leipzig’s new head coach Ole Werner thinks the exchange with Red Bull’s global football boss Jürgen Klopp is “a huge chance”.
He spoke a lot with Klopp, Werner reported on the training site of the Saxon Bundesliga club.
“We quickly agreed how we want to play football here,” reported a noticeably well gelaunter Werner and announced an active and aggressive style “with an open visor”.
“Don’t limit the top”
After the disappointing last season with the early separation of coach Marco Rose and the first mission of international business since RB 2016 was promoted, the club, coach and also Klopp are under pressure as the top football supervisor of the Red Bull Group.
The 37 -year -old Werner emphasized that he had a clear order: “Qualify again for international business and nothing limited upwards.”
However, it is open what the squad will look like with which Werner will work. Timo Werner, once a celebrated goalkeeper and become a national player in Leipzig, should have no future in Leipzig after his loan return from Tottenham Hotspur.
“Everyone knows exactly what they are,” said RB Leipzig’s managing director Marcel Schäfer in general with a view to the players and the planning of the association.
What happens to Sesko, Simons and other professionals?
She is pleased that Benjamin Sesko, which FC Arsenal is interested in, and Xavi Simons, which RB would allegedly sell with a transfer fee of 70 million, will be there at the start of the training next Monday.
However, RB must also redeem money if new players are to be fetched. Schäfer also pointed out several times that it should be worked well in terms of sport and economically.
He also assured that Leipzig would start playing time with a very good team. RB routinier Yussuf Poulsen could then no longer be there, Schäfer confirmed negotiations with the Bundesliga returnor Hamburger SV. But he wouldn’t be the only one who leaves the club.
There is also a question mark about other long -standing top performers and guarantees of success who are said to have well -endowed contracts. “Of course we don’t want to leave the squad as it is,” said Schäfer. The ideal performance is 25 to 26 players. There are currently clearly over 30.