"Löw must not change"

Rudi Völler takes Joachim Löw and criticizes Philipp Lahm for protection. Löw "knows how to lead the team". DFB chairman Grindel and manager Bierhoff defended Völler

Bayer Leverkusen's sports director, Rudi Völler, contradicted critic Philipp Lahm in the debate on Joachim Löw's leadership style and defended the idea. national coach. "Jogi Löw does not have to change, he knows how to lead the team," said Völler of the "Sport Bild".

Löw had "done very well in his own way over the years," he said. the former head of the team of the German national football team. In addition, Löw can decide himself which players he invites. "That's why Jogi does not need to change his address, he'll irritate the players in his own way."

Lahm had criticized Löw's relations with the players as too indulgent after the DFB team's historic preliminaries to the World Cup in Russia. It also poses a problem with the younger generation of professionals who no longer feel responsible for the entire fabric.

"It is too superficial to say that we have retired because of a certain style of leadership or a bad address" Voeller (58). Löw "will draw the right conclusions" from the debacle of the World Cup. What's going on, it's okay. "Due to the criticism that he has now, the headwind is interrupting but Jogi must and must still find answers."

The quality to rebuild "in any case exists"

The quality of the player for reconstruction is "on every case exists," said Völler, even in the U21. We must take care of that and fight against that in the clubs, but I'm not really worried about the next few years. "

Kylian Mbappé, young star and French world champion, is also on the pitch not unlike the young German actors. "But he defeats his opponent and shoots the ball into the corner." That's the truth, "said Völler.

DFB President Reinhard Grindel and National Team Director Oliver Bierhoff defended Völler." The two of them are almost sorry for you, anyway they could not please everyone, no matter what they decide, "he said about their handling of the Erdogan affair.