National happy about Ilkay Gündogans comeback – THE WORLD

Sometimes happen in life but really funny things. Ilkay Gundogan (24) has also recently been thinking a lot; more precisely, since that day, a week before the phone rang and the coach was in it

In the past, would have him as a call from Joachim Löw not like it. brought the house. By 2011, he made his debut for the German national, was a pretty integral part of the team of the German Football Association. Until that darn August 14, 2013. On that darn place to which he returns now.

At that time he went in Kaiserslautern with a spinal compression in the test match against Paraguay. He wanted to play absolutely, finally, it was about the places in the World Cup squad. Against the South Americans, he even made a goal, but had to leave after 27 minutes.

“BVB probably two weeks without Gundogan,” news agencies vermeldeten then, while Dortmund CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke with its employees grumbled: “He should not have to play.”

Later, the medical department increased in their diagnosis on “four to six weeks “, which fails the midfielder. And even that was far typed wrong.

It should take 14 months before he could complete a league game again. And yet even half a year longer to Gundogan again must first slip on the national team.

Team Manager Bierhoff took Gundogan warm hug

Wednesday in a friendly against Australia (20.30 clock, ZDF and welt.de live ticker), it will be that time again. Ironically, in Kaiserslautern, where those back injury, which proved to nerve inflammation and a listhesis be extremely stubborn, once felled him.

He was very happy, will participate to be Gundogan said on Monday when the team arrived in Frankfurt. The Dortmund was welcomed like a prodigal son who has returned home.

DFB team manager Oliver Bierhoff took him warmly in his arms. “It’s nice that Ilkay and Holger Badstuber back to us,” he said and revealed a little secret: “The two would be safe in Brazil have been there if they had not been injured.”

Bayern defender Badstuber (26) cruciate ligament had twice broken. His last international match he graduated in October 2012 Design.

For Ilkay Gundogan now come full circle

Photo: AP Holger Badstuber ripped off in the past few years, twice the cruciate ligament. His last international match was completed by the Bayern defender and returnees in October 2012

Both players came to him much more mature than before their injury, Bierhoff observed: “From such a time of suffering can be in character so well benefit.”

This also looks Gundogan so: “It was not an easy time, but also a. . of life in which I learned a lot “

For him join up with the game in Kaiserslautern now the district, he said:” That I calculated here where I was once injured, return to the team, is particularly beautiful. I think that we are the players who were not present in Brazil particularly hungry. “

why does Loew types such as Gundogan Badstuber

Löw needs guys like him urgently. His team stumbled after the World Cup win in Rio and is located in the qualification for the European Championship 2016 only in third place in the group.

On Sunday it goes to Georgia. There Loew wants to reduce the gap to the leader of Poland at least. The Poles, who lead by three points, play in Ireland.

Joachim Löw extended to 2018

              soccer national team coach Joachim Löw has extended his contract by two years ahead of schedule. Thus, the 55-year-old takes the opportunity to defend the title at the 2018 World Cup in Russia . Source: N24

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