Christoph Kramer talks about Formtief from Florian Neuhaus

Christoph Kramer from Borussia Mönchengladbach has a weekly podcast Just a rag spoken by Felix and Toni Kroos about the form crisis of his teammate Florian Neuhaus.

“I think it’s really amazing how fast it can go in football and how important this self-confidence is,” said Kramer. Neuhaus, one of the league’s shooting stars and aspiring national player last year, rarely gets a chance under the new Gladbach coach Adi Hütter. “With Flo you can currently see that he has no self-confidence,” the 30-year-old continues.

Neuhaus’ qualities are therefore currently not revealed, as Kramer thinks. “Then you have shaky feet and you do things that you never do in your life.”

For Kramer, one of the reasons for Neuhaus’ form crisis is the hype that has arisen over the past few months around the 24-year-old. Many transfer rumors grew up around Neuhaus. His teammate sees Neuhaus “not so sure about the mental situation” and believes that the many headlines around him have made something to him.

Neuhaus was depicted in transfer rumors with “coats of arms of Real Madrid, Barcelona, ​​Bayern Munich, Liverpool – according to the motto: ‘Pick a club.’ And now it threatens to fade a bit, even though you haven’t actually done anything else and only three months have passed. “

Nevertheless, Kramer thinks that Neuhaus will deal with these new experiences correctly and emerge stronger from it: “This is a phase that I think is important for development. Even if you always think to yourself in this phase: ‘Wow, you really need that no human!’ But he will and must come out there too. “