Edin Terzic talks about a new job and Haaland rumors

Ex-BVB coach Edin Terzic spoke about his new job as technical director, the cooperation with his successor and the Haaland rumors. Sports director Michael Zorc also commented on this topic. Meanwhile, Borussia was lucky in the cup draw. News and rumors about BVB can be found here.

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BVB, News: Terzic talks about a new job and Haaland rumors

In May, Edin Terzic won the DFB Cup as BVB coach. When his successor Marco Rose came, he did not accept an offer from another club to continue working in the front row, but has since acted as technical director as a link between the U23 and the professionals. “I have always said that this is my hometown club. Everyone still calls me ‘Edin'”, he said during a panel discussion at the tent roof festival in Menden, his hometown.

“I first got to know the club as a fan. Then I was in the stands, which I thought was pretty good. Then I was allowed to get to know the scouting area, the various departments. Then I was assistant coach, then head coach,” he listed his Activities. “In the end, I’m just Edin and that just feels good.”

With the cup victory and the qualification for the Champions League, BVB finished the season under Terzic as best as possible, but Terzic was “the same idiot, the same coach as in February” in May – “only the results were a little better. It In any case, it was good that we had such a happy ending together. “

There are no problems at all with Rose, with whom he works intensively. “The nice thing is that we’re working in the same direction. Now, not everyone sees it every day. But Marco and I get on very well. It’s a very close and familiar exchange between us. He’s going in the same direction, with that BVB is successful. “

Terzic was of course also asked about the rumors about Erling Haaland, which is associated with a spectacular move to PSG. Regarding a possible Haaland quake, he said: “The ground in Dortmund is still shaking, but not because of this news”, but because of the last-minute victory against Hoffenheim. “I’m very sure that even if Messi and Haaland meet somewhere this season, they won’t wear the same shirt.”

BVB scores: The youngsters tear it out – problem children remain

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After a crazy final phase, Borussia Dortmund won 3-2 against TSG Hoffenheim. Haaland became the match winner shortly before the final whistle. The scores and individual reviews of the BVB players.

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GREGOR KOBEL: There was no match for Kramaric’s slapstick (3rd), and probably not at 1: 1 and 2: 2 either. But with great reactions: against Baumgartner (39th), in a one-on-one with Kramaric and also on the free kick (74th) it was his turn. Grade: 2.5.

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THOMAS MEUNIER: Instead of EM form back in the Bundesliga routine: The starting line-up came too early. Lost the ball in front of the crossbar and ran under a flank against space. Largest BVB running quota. Improved in the second half. Grade: 4.0.

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AXEL WITSEL: Again for the bad defense chief Hummels at the start. Did his thing in the foreign department again properly and even shone with a technically demanding tackle. Grade: 3.5.

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MANUEL AKANJI: Confident appearance in the middle of the defense. Did a lot to build up the game. Great pass rate. Had his own header chances in corners in both rounds. At the hectic end he lost track of things a bit. Grade: 3.0.

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RAPHAEL GUERREIRO: With some good crosses and despite being substituted with most ball contacts (87). Still not in the form of the previous season. In return, the Portuguese gave the left defense more calm than last. Grade: 2.5.

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MO DAHOUD: Unimpressed by Posch’s early brutal foul (7th). A lot on the road, high commitment. I kept the middle reasonably tight and had ideas in the shift game. Some great diagonal passes. Lost in the 2-2 Dabbur out of sight. Grade: 3.5.

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JUDE BELLINGHAM: At first I had to struggle with the tough playing style of the guests, made the best of it. With the assist before 1: 0 and in the 68th minute with the dry shot to 2: 1. More and more the heart and soul of BVB. Grade: 2.5.

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GIO REYNA: The 18-year-old is already in the 50th Bundesliga game – no other youngster cracked this mark earlier. Had a huge chance early (4th), but was not ripped off enough in front of goalkeeper Baumann. All the cooler for that is his 1-0 finish. Grade: 2.

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MARCO REUS: To be found everywhere on the square. It wasn’t too bad to be the last man to pull the plug in a TSG counterattack. Attacking with good ideas, but a little luckless, like his stumbled chance in the 92nd minute. Grade: 3.0.

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DONYELL MALEN: Trying hard, but often overzealous. Has not yet arrived in the BVB system. Typical: In a great one-two with Reus, he missed the ball shortly before the TSG goal. Too many ball losses, 11 alone before the break. Grade: 4.0.

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ERLING HAALAND: Again the match winner. His goal in stoppage time saved Dortmund the victory. Often unhappy before that, but good as a preparer. Great pass to Reyna (4th), strong transfer to Reus (34th). He has to work on headers. Grade: 2.

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JULIAN BRANDT (from 63rd): Was allowed to run for the exhausted Reyna in the last half hour. Couldn’t set nearly as many accents as the American. Grade: 4.0.

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MARIUS WOLF (from 72nd): For the tired Bellingham on the field, but placed himself much further up front. Strong preparatory work for Haaland, and in stoppage time for Reus. Both times barely crowned with success. No rating.

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FELIX PASSLACK (from 84.): Had to try again in the last few minutes because Guerreiro could not hold out for 90 minutes. Without a mistake. No rating.

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YOUSSOUFA MOUKOKO (from 84): And Dortmund’s jewel also got a short assignment and replaced Malen. Overlooked Haaland, who was ready to start, and should have made it 3-2 himself. No rating.

BVB, News: Zorc “doesn’t want to play parrot all the time”

BVB sports director Michael Zorc had previously commented on the personnel and reaffirmed Borussia Dortmund’s position that Erling Haaland will not leave the club this summer under any circumstances. “Our position is clear,” he told the kicker. “I don’t have to play the parrot all the time.” He also assumes “that we will now be confronted with wild rumors for two days”.

Zorc felt compelled to take this position because rumors arose again on Sunday that Haaland might still be able to leave BVB before the transfer period was over on Tuesday evening.

Of the Daily Telegraph and the Picture time had reported that PSG had asked Haaland agent Mino Raiola about the availability of the Norwegian should Kylian Mbappe leave the club for Real Madrid.

According to information from SPOX and goal Royal PSG have offered € 170m plus € 10m in bonuses for Mbappe. PSG could then plan that money for a Haaland transfer, it said aloud telegraph.

BVB, News: Dortmund in the cup in the lucky draw

BVB got a manageable task in the second round of the DFB Cup. For the Black and Yellows it is in front of a home crowd against second division promoted Ingolstadt. The second round of the cup will take place on October 26th and 27th. The exact date on which the defending champion will be challenged has not yet been determined.

Borussia had no problems in the 3-0 win in the first round against Wehen, the upcoming opponent prevailed 2-1 against Erzgebirge Aue. There have been no clashes in the cup between the two teams, between 2015 and 2017 the two teams played against each other four times. BVB won three games, one ended in a draw.

Here you can find the other pairings.