FC Bayern: Lucas Hernández defends itself against criticism
After some start-up problems, record purchasing Lucas Hernández has now arrived at Bayern. Free of criticism is the Frenchman but still not. But he defends himself.
The defensive is considered one of the few vulnerabilities that the FC Bayern drags through the current season. Again and again the team catches unnecessary goals.
And again and again the defenders then advised against the criticism. Also, and above all Lucas Hernández, who is often held in these cases its 80 million euro price tag.
Hernández himself does not want to apply this criticism. "If you lose 2: 4 against Bochum or 0: 5 against Gladbach, it is clear that there is to blame. But I believe: If we lose, we all lose. I do not think that kind of defeat an exclusive mistake of the Defense is, "said the Frenchman in the interview with the Spanish newspaper" AS ".
Alignment of FC Bayern "very offensive"
So what is the reason for the unusually high number of goals? "Our orientation is very offensive and that has an influence," believes Hernández: "If you play with such an offensive orientation, there are always rooms behind you, in which you have to defend one against one."
Nagelsmann's march route is a thoroughly risky, said the 26-year-old, "but we like this game. The coach plays to win and at the same time to offer a show. And we do. When Bayern goes to the field, then to win to win to convince and shoot as many goals as possible ".
Criticism of former professionals and so-called experts are simply "part of our job", explained Hernández: "And if a club spends 80 million euros for you, you are especially in the limelight." Extra pressure if this price tag does not feel, the Frenchman assured. He could only go to the square and give his best every time.
Hernández: Lewandowski or Haaland? "A matter of taste"
Reconciliation lessons from one of the best of his subject receives Hernández in day-to-day training, where he regularly gets it with Superstar Robert Lewandowski. His respect for the striker is immensely.
"Robert is a great player. I'm lucky enough to play both in the club and the national team with the best in the world - Robert is one of them. I hope he stays with us for a very long time," said the defender who made a direct comparison between Lewandowski and BVB-Star Erling Haaland.
When asked if the pole was better than the Norwegian, the Frenchman said evasively: "That's a matter of taste. In my opinion, they are two different types of players, but both real experts in the penalty area."
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