Rozer: It's not a big deal that Haaland hasn't scored in two or three games if you want to concede fewer goals and avoid the loss of the ball

Live bar January 14 news Tomorrow morning Beijing time, Dortmund will face Freiburg at home. Dortmund manager Rozer spoke before the game about Haaland's absence of goals in recent games, as well as the team's personnel situation and the number of goals conceded.

Commenting on Haaland's two "goal droughts", Rozer said: "If he hadn't scored in two or three games, it wouldn't have been a dramatic thing for me. Every top striker will have that stage. ”

"Of course this thing is eating haaland. He defined himself by scoring goals, but he also contributed an assist against Eintracht Frankfurt. What's more important to me as a coach is that he celebrates the victory with everyone in the dressing room. Importantly, he did not lose his laxity and carefreeness. ”

Commenting on Haaland's much-pursued and possible departure in the summer, Rozer said: "Our position is clear. If he had stayed longer in Dort, we would all have been happy. Everything else was agreed upon in the contract. We know what the overall situation is and we all feel relaxed. After a decision is made at a certain moment, we as a club will respond or celebrate. ”

Regarding the personnel of the weekend match, Roze said: "Whether Akanji can play depends on the final training; Guerrero has not trained much this week; Renner has not yet played; Wolff can play; Mukoko and Tiggs have fully recovered and played half a game with U23." Fortunately, no new wounds appeared. ”

Dortmund has conceded 28 goals in the league this season, and Rozer has bluntly expressed his dissatisfaction with the unsatisfactory defensive situation, stressing: "It's about attention, opponents know our formation, this season we don't know how many times we have changed the combination of fours. ”

"We've given our opponents a lot of good chances because of the loss of the ball, which means we have to avoid the loss of the ball. We have to play more clearly when we take the ball, handle the ball more responsibly, and do a better job of guaranteeing the ball. The truth is: we have to do better. We are working on that. ”

But Rozer stressed that he would not choose defensive play tactics, saying: "It was never my choice to put on a bus or play passively from the beginning, it would confuse the players and achieve the opposite effect." We're thinking about proactive defense, and maybe we're still in the process of achieving that. Our goals are all explainable, and we analyze them again and again. ”

(Shimu)