Fürth sports director Rachid Azzouzi criticizes FC Bayern and BVB for dealing with talent

Fürth’s sports director Rachid Azzouzi has criticized FC Bayern and BVB for dealing with promising talents.

“Bayern and Dortmund can have as much money as they want. I don’t care. But if they give a 14-year-old more money than we do to our best players in the second division, it does something to the training and the player who may lose motivation relatively early on and think he is much further, “he said kicker.

The problem is that the talents often do not recognize that they are merely “promises for the future”, explained Azzouzi: “The players often do not understand that, and it is also difficult. A lot of them do not get along with it. As a result, he loses German football hopeful talents because they earn too much too early. “

According to Azzouzi, nowadays players “could no longer develop healthily over several levels. For example from Fürth to Mainz and then to Bavaria. Now he is being lured by a top club at a young age with a high basic salary,” he said.

Often, failed talents then go to the second division, where they are supposed to play for half of their salary. According to Azzouzi, this is often difficult for the personality of the young players: “Of course this is a problem, and often a disaster for personal development. And the small clubs are deprived of the opportunity to create transfer values ​​and develop substance.”