The move from Max Kruse to VfL Wolfsburg caused discussions. Most recently, the striker also justified the transfer by having had problems with Union coach Fischer – who is now countering.
Max Kruse has already played two games for VfL Wolfsburg. Most recently scored against Eintracht Frankfurt for his new club. And criticized his ex-coach Urs Fischer, coach of Union Berlin. Among other things, he was the reason for his winter transfer (Read more about this here).
But the Swiss didn’t let that sit for long. Fischer now countered at DAZN: “It’s the first Bundesliga, paid football isn’t a petting zoo. I think it was all about the minutes, about his substitutions. I don’t have the job of fulfilling wishes. That he’s there with one or If you weren’t satisfied with another decision, you have to accept it and it’s part of it.”
Kruse had “imagined it differently”
Kruse moved to his former club Wolfsburg after 45 games in which he scored 19 goals. At Union he was absent from the squad twice this season and was substituted on and off. In the ZDF “Sportstudio” Kruse said last: “I imagined something different.”
Union Berlin is currently in seventh place in the league, having lost the last two games. VfL Wolfsburg is currently in twelfth place.