Why do you prefer to listen to Sandro Wagner, ZDF’s co-commentator at this World Cup, than to the other former players who talk about football as TV experts? It’s probably due to a certain curiosity that gives his remarks something surprisingly open, unroutine, and sometimes cocky. Although Wagner was an established footballer and now works as a trainer in the regional league, in his comments he seems more like the sympathetic Munich Strizzi from the soccer field, who was lucky enough to be promoted to the commentary chair of a television station.
Co-commentators at the World Cup: Sandro Wagner is different – media
