Germany didn’t like that Martina Voss-Tecklenburg is on vacation during a sick leave and while she is in the process of negotiating her continuation on the bench of the German women’s national team. The coach, who was heavily questioned after Germany’s early exit from the World Cup, has an open future, although he is unlikely to continue.
Since the end of the competition in Australia and New Zealand, Voss-Tecklenburg has been on sick leave (mental exhaustion), but he has made several public appearances that have caused doubt and criticism around him, as he has revealed that he is on vacation. . That did not sit well with federation directors and some international soccer players.
The 55-year-old coach said yesterday on Instagram: “We have informed the DFB that we are ready to continue with the analysis and processing of the World Cup and to hold confidential talks about how we will continue to work with the team.“. “We are exchanging confidence with the DFB on this issue and expect an appointment shortly after director general Andreas Rettig returns from the United States”.
“I am happy to announce that, thanks to the support of so many experienced and qualified doctors and the support of my family and circle of friends, I am now almost healthy and fit to return.“, concluded Voss-Tecklenburg, with a contract until June 2025.
Source: La Verdad
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