Stefan Effenberg criticizes BVB defensive: “Not grown up”
In the duel with FC Bayern, Stefan Effenberg sees black for BVB. The reason is Borussia’s defensive, which is still full of holes.
Ex-national player and TV expert Stefan Effenberg has harshly criticized Borussia Dortmund despite the 3-1 win against Mainz 05. Because of the weak defense, BVB is not a serious competitor for FC Bayern Munich.
“The goal was already the 14th this season. I think: If you get 14 goals in eight games, that’s not grown and not enough for Bayern,” wrote Effenberg in his column for Sport1.
FC Bayern is also always good for conceding a goal – there were 44 last season – but the Munich team also always shoot close to 100 goals – and not only through Robert Lewandowski, on whom Bayern are quite dependent, but Far from like the BVB from Erling Haaland “.
Effenberg: Adeyemi is “better off” at BVB than at Bayern
The return of the Norwegian after an injury break “has made the black and yellow situation much easier”. The courted attacker immediately contributed two hits. It is quite possible that he will leave Borussia at the end of the season.
Effenberg brought in Salzburg’s youngster Karim Adeyemi as a possible successor. His advisor was in Munich for a round of negotiations with father Abbey on Saturday. Where the future of the national player lies is according to information from Goal and SPOX but still completely open.
“If it was a matter of family closeness, Bavaria would be the right choice for the Munich native,” said Effenberg. “But that’s not what football is about. If he moves back to the Bundesliga, in my opinion BVB would be the better decision. There he would have more opportunities and could advance his development.”