Munich - Bayern Munich midfielder Arjen Robben, open sound associated departure of their coach, Pep Guardiola, at the end of the season. Robben said he was disappointed to hear Guardiola will go.
Guardiola has decided that he will not extend his contract with Bayern, which will run out once the season is finished. Furthermore, after Guardiola left, Bayern will be handled by Carlo Ancelotti.
With the change of coach, Bayern's players had to start from scratch again. Especially because Bayern appear quite stable under the direction of Guardiola.
"Utterly unfortunate, Guardiola will go," said Robben told NOS. "Yes, I was a little disappointed to see will go."
"We'll see how the situation together with Ancelotti. It always does when there is a new coach coming in. We all have to start from scratch again," said the Dutch midfielder.
Although disappointed, Robben reluctant to think about it for now. Still left a few months before the season is finished. He also wants to maximize that Die Roten get the trophy at the finish line.
"It's too early to comment on it. His decision to leave the newly announced, but we just devoured half of the season and there are still many games to win."
"We have to focus on the game again once winter break is over," said Robben. (roz/raw)
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With the change of coach, Bayern's players had to start from scratch again. Especially because Bayern appear quite stable under the direction of Guardiola.
"Utterly unfortunate, Guardiola will go," said Robben told NOS. "Yes, I was a little disappointed to see will go."
"We'll see how the situation together with Ancelotti. It always does when there is a new coach coming in. We all have to start from scratch again," said the Dutch midfielder.
Although disappointed, Robben reluctant to think about it for now. Still left a few months before the season is finished. He also wants to maximize that Die Roten get the trophy at the finish line.
"It's too early to comment on it. His decision to leave the newly announced, but we just devoured half of the season and there are still many games to win."
"We have to focus on the game again once winter break is over," said Robben. (roz/raw)
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