The forward of Borussia Dortmund Marcos Reus (34) denied, in a wide-ranging interview with ‘Sport1’, that he had a bad relationship with the team’s coach, Edin Terzicbecause he replaced him about three weeks ago in the 57th minute of the Bundesliga match against Augsburg (1-1).
He was even said to be the leader of some kind of coup d’état attempt by the squad against their coach, something he categorically denies: “No. There was no coup attempt. Not from me or from the other players. It’s hard to read that and I’ve struggled too. I’ve been through a lot in my career and I’m not really the type of person to let negative headlines get to me. But this accusation made me angry. For me it crossed a line. limitations and that’s why I don’t want to leave it like that.
Asked what his relationship with Terzic is like, then, he answers: “I would describe it as a very close and good relationship. And that’s why we often talk openly with each other. But I don’t only do this in private but also when we, “As a team council, we talked to him. It’s nothing unusual.”
He makes a point when he explains that it did bother him that he substituted him a few weeks ago in the game against Augsburg: “I don’t have a problem with him, but I realized that my reaction after being substituted in the game seemed to give such . impression. This “It’s complete nonsense. Of course I was disappointed to have to leave the field. And I shouldn’t have shown my disappointment like that, that wasn’t right. In such cases I have to control my emotions. ”
Source: La Verdad
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