After Khedira, he is now the second who wants to jump on the World Cup bandwagon at short notice.
I don’t know, I think it’s unfair if someone makes a decision shortly before the World Cup and then gets to go. It’s a slap in the face when someone who played in the qualification has to stay at home.
Both Wanner and Khedira were only scheduled to start after the World Cup.
Wanner in particular still has time to earn his World Cup place later.
I’m not going with you. The national coaches should be concerned with the strongest team for the country.
If reinforcements can come, they should be welcomed. Also, I believe there are two very different cases.
Rani Khedira is a seasoned player who suddenly appears. I understand your thinking better. Maybe there are even other players who think like that. Maybe even. But he will make Tunisia stronger. Although it’s unclear how he suddenly fits in there. Captain Sassi and Shkiri are likely to remain seated. There is probably more room in the IV, where he could displace Dylan Bronn (but that will have to be judged by people who have more knowledge than me).
Paul Wanner has good quality and is a great talent. And hardly anyone will be irritated by Austria.
Because it is not set straight away. After all, there is Baumgartner, Seiwald and Schlager. They will definitely remain a regular. He comes as a great talent that will definitely have to work his way in slowly. Because the trio is strong and well-rehearsed from the club. Schmid, Schöpf and Grillitsch are the ones who are now facing strong competition in the row behind them. But I can hardly imagine that they find this unfair. The better one will get more minutes. That’s how it works in football. You’re always in competition.
Hardly anyone in the team would find it strange that Wanner chose Austria. Father from Germany, mother from Austria. There’s nothing funny about that. I think they will be happy to have such a great talent there. And his competition will accept that it is normal with such a competitive situation. It’s always there anyway. And he didn’t do anything wrong. On the contrary, I think it’s logical to wait a while if the decision is difficult.
But these are just my thoughts from the outside.
With Khedira this may be more difficult for the other players. I have no idea what they’re like, how they experience it. In general, I don’t think the process is wrong, even if it can be difficult and could potentially mess things up in the team. The possibility is there, yes.
But I really can’t imagine that with Wanner. That’s a different situation again.
