Basler: Wagner is too arrogant and arrogant. I want to ask why Kompany always uses Boy

Basler recently commented on Bayern's performance on his podcast program and talked about the remarks of Augsburg coach Wagner.

Augsburg had previously lost to Bayern 2-3 in the Bundesliga. After the game, the team coach Wagner said that Augsburg's strength is not inferior to Bayern. Basler said: "It is a good thing to make some different remarks in the Bundesliga. However, it is nonsense to say that Augsburg can be compared with Bayern Munich on all levels. This person suffers from arrogance."

"If I were Wagner, I would relax a little and not in the second round. Then he immediately made such exaggerated remarks. "

Basler also emphasized that he did not understand the current hype around Wagner anyway: "He has always been just an assistant coach and may have done a good job in the national team. Then he became the head coach of Augsburg. I don't even know if he has obtained a coaching license now, or whether he is still in the process of passing the exam."

" He is indeed likely to become an excellent coach, but I think he should slowly put him away The self-esteem. This does not mean that it cannot be successful in Augsburg, but he should first keep a low profile. If things go well, he can still work hard. "

And when talking about Bayern's recent crumbling defense, Basler also expressed a clear view: "Bayern is prone to conceding goals in every game, you will see that Bayern will concede goals again in almost every game. This is what I am really not satisfied with Bayern."

"I just think , the team's defensive end is not good at all, and then if you change to a player like Boy who has played badly for months, I don't know why he is always on the court, I have to call Kompany and ask him why he is doing this."

In addition, Basler believes that Bayern did a mistake in the transfer period, and asked: "Why just seek to strengthen the offense? Why? I have never heard of Bayern focusing on a central defender or seeking to strengthen the defense."