Michael Zorc has responded to rumors of an interest in Karim Adeyemi. Jonas Hummels has targeted his brother Mats regarding the red card against Ajax Amsterdam. All news and rumors about BVB at a glance.
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BVB, News: Zorc reacts to Adeyemi rumors
BVB sports director Michael Zorc has commented on a possible obligation for Karim Adeyemi.
“Karim Adeyemi is a very good player, a young talent that all of Europe knows by now,” said the 59-year-old in the run-up to the game against Ajax Amsterdam DAZN and added: “You do not seriously believe that we are both now discussing whether we are there, whether we want to implement that. We will see.”
A denial sounds different. According to information from SPOX and Goal anyway, Borussia Dortmund has the best cards for a transfer of the 19-year-old. At BVB, Adeyemi hopes that most of the match practice will be at a high level, as the example of Jude Bellingham shows.
“It has to work for both sides,” said Adeyemi’s sponsor Manfred Schwabl last, “you should never take the third step before the second”.
The national player has also been associated with FC Bayern Munich for a long time. According to information from SPOX and Goal, the Adeyemi side doubts because of the high competition in the Bayern squad but the sporting perspective in the team of coach Julian Nagelsmann.
However, nothing has been decided yet. Nevertheless, Adeyemi would like to have clarity about his future by the end of the year so that he can fully concentrate on the rest of the season with Salzburg.
BVB: Jonas Hummels jokes about the red card
In Borussia Dortmund’s 3-1 defeat against Ajax Amsterdam, the game was pushed into the background due to a wrong decision by referee Michael Oliver. The referee had sent Mats Hummels off after a tackle against Antony with red (29th).
The central defender had taken a high risk in the action, but had not hit his opponent. Instead, the Ajax professional landed on Hummels’ calf.
Even during the game, a heated debate about the Englishman’s decision broke out. Also Hummels’ brother Jonas, a regular co-commentator DAZN, responded to the scene.
DAZN-Expert Sandro Wagner revealed the SMS of the 31-year-old during the half-time break. “Mats’ brother Jonas just wrote to me during the break that Mats is way too slow for such a tough tackle,” said Wagner.
This had disgusted himself about the dismissal. “No red card. Never a red card. That’s ridiculous,” said the former FC Bayern striker during the live broadcast: “He wouldn’t even give a yellow card in the Premier League. And three days later he whistles in another country a red card. Ridiculous. “
Hummels himself was stunned after the game. “I stayed right on it because he got on my calf. You can feel it yourself. I said they should take a look now, then he has to give me a yellow so that he doesn’t look completely stupid with the decision. As he stayed with the Reds, I was absolutely incredulous. For me an absurd wrong decision, “he said.
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BVB: Voices on the defeat against Ajax
Borussia Dortmund has to tremble after the renewed defeat against Ajax Amsterdam for a place in the round of 16 of the Champions League. The most important voices about the game at a glance:
Marco Rose (BVB coach): “If you have to play short for 60 minutes in a Champions League game against Ajax Amsterdam, then it’s hard to cope. We did well for a long time. What can I blame my team for today. We were very good at a tie in the game and scoring the goal when they were outnumbered. Everything is clear now. We have to score in Lisbon. “
Marco Reus (BVB): “With one man less it gets more and more difficult as long as the game goes. We did it well and defended it passionately. It was bitter goals, that has to be said. We left everything on the pitch, but unfortunately it was not enough. “
Mats Hummels (BVB): “I saw the pictures in the dressing room. I have no idea how you can give red. I have no idea how a referee at a supposed Champions League level comes up with the idea of giving red. I am Stayed right on it, I noticed he was getting on my calf. I thought they’d take a look at it and give it a yellow so that it doesn’t look completely stupid. When he stayed with the red one, I was really incredulous. It was one absurd wrong decision that decided the game. And I think he knows. I’ll ask him in the dressing room what he saw. I want to know what he saw, that would interest me very much. “
