Guardiola is looking for a “mole” in team – THE WORLD

The bosses they can watch all the time. The authorities responsible for the care of the training grounds of FC Bayern employees are quasi in the window whenever you mow and plug holes. The club bosses have from their offices Sabener Street the perfect view of the lawn. He is in good condition, animals leave him alone. Yet now the German football champions has a mole problem.

With so what only RTL had last fight, because someone had told ahead of time that bankruptcy singer Gunter Gabriel the jungle camp leaves. Bayern, so thought the club bosses, the times of the FC Hollywood has long behind him. But just in a due to injured Stars already difficult stage of the season is public criticism of the team.

Before the Bundesliga match in Munich against the relegation-threatened TSG Hoffenheim on Sunday afternoon (17.30 clock, Sky and livescore in welt.de) cited the “kicker” an anonymous player. The atmosphere in the team was “not good”. Facing the enormous competition within the banns the professional says: “When everyone is fit, it crashes.” The association declined to comment on these statements on Thursday. At the club, many assume that a dissatisfied player was quoted as saying, who last played little. Pep Guardiola will probably take a position on the customary press conference Gameday Friday afternoon.

For the Star coach the “mole affair” comes at an inopportune time. Guardiola would have to reposition his defense for the coming months after the loss of defender Jerome Boateng. In addition, the trainer has to present with so much criticism not live like since the resignation in the Champions League semi-finals the past two years. The dosage and manner of its exercise are also questioned how to deal with injured players and doctors and physiotherapists. The accusation: Guardiola practice impatient too much pressure, let the players do not have enough time to complete recovery, hear no means always on recommendations. He defends himself so against criticism: “We train good and hard.”

The tension before the important second round games in the Champions League to Turin is immense. Guardiola’s decision to leave Munich in the summer, affects the inner workings of the club far stronger than hoped internally. There are signs that the backing of the team for Guardiola no longer as great as in the past years. For the coach, it goes in the coming months, also for his honor. His reputation would not be ruined even at an early out in the premier class. But he has to prove that the team continues to follow him, that he has the stars in the handle.

Recently, the players received an email in which the club requesting, in the event of travel on days off abroad officially unsubscribe. In addition, Guardiola has told his players in person that he was expecting an absolute professional behavior. Him should have gotten that sometimes slight weight gains were observed when weighing the Stars.

It should have been discussed over a curfew. Sports Officer Matthias Sammer observed every workout -. He also is required in the coming weeks

Guardiola had in his first season with Bayern already searching for a player started the not adhered to its rules and some wore outwardly. “No matter who it is, heads will roll. To those I throw out! He will never play under me,” Guardiola said at the time. But he found the “mole” apparently never.

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