Reus, on rebellion against Terzic: “It’s not true”

The player of Los Angeles FC Galaxy Marco Reus denied that he participated in a “rebellion” against the former coach of Borussia Dortmund, the German-Croat Edin Terziclast campaign. In an interview with the sports magazine ‘Sport Bild’, the German midfielder said that “that is not true” and that he is still “in touch” with former coach ‘Borusser’, with whom, he said, he has ” always” “had an open relationship over the years.”

“You don’t always have to agree, you don’t always have to be best friends. But you have to speak the same language. And that’s what we did,” he said. However, the former Borussia captain admitted he was one of the players who suggested hiring new assistants in support of last season’s worst sporting moment.

“We are all unhappy with the situation. And that is why I tried to speak on behalf of the locker room about how we can improve. I have been at the club for so long that I see it as my duty to speak and do It has nothing to do with Edin, this is nothing against him but a new impetus for us to be more successful in general,” he revealed.

As reported a few months ago by the newspaper ‘Bild’, one of the leaders of the squad, Mats Hummels, who is also out of the club after the end of last year, will succeed in a locker room revolt against Tercic where he was involved with several players.

Regarding the replacement of the coach of the current European runners-up, Nuri Sahin, Reus highlighted that the Turk “is already a strategist” in the team in the months he was an assistant coach, “with a very good eye for his teammates to the team.”

“He worked tactically at a very high level and back then he was always taking notes. I realized that he was already a very young coach. Nuri was always someone who has a clear opinion, but never took himself too seriously. It was surprising how a lot that he could anticipate the movements,” he praised his former teammate throughout the state of North Rhine-Westphalia.