Bayern striker Levan, who did not score in last week's match against Hertha Berlin, was disappointed after the match for himself to miss a good chance to score. German media outlet Bild reported that Levan's foot failure seemed to have continued into Wednesday's training session, and he was also frustrated and irritated after frequent failures to send the ball into the net.
Reports suggest Bayern played a training match during Wednesday's training session, while Levan failed to score during the period, so he angrily kicked the ball into the fence. After the team's training, Levan and fitness coach Broisi had an extra 30 minutes of shooting training, and Levan ran to markers in different positions according to the latter's orders after a circle around the club, and then shot at the goal guarded by the young goalkeeper Freuther. However, in most of the shooting attempts, Levan only hit the post or kicked the ball out of range.
Bild described Levan as desperately raising his hands and looking dejected; he kept talking to Broise, pointing to the training ground looking very irritated and dissatisfied. Notably, he scored only two goals in 12 attempts in the final training. After missing the last shot, he even groaned loudly and tumbled backwards.
After the training, Broisy and Levan exchanged a few minutes of exchanges and patted him on the shoulder encouragingly. Bayern's next game will be a league match against Leipzig on 5 February, when Levan will have the opportunity to vent his frustration.
(Shimu)