Roten: There’s something wrong with Klaus’s attitude. What he did was so unprofessional.

On RMC Radio’s “Rothen’s’enflamme” program on Monday, Rothen criticized Jonathan Krause’s attitude. Currently, Klaus's contract with Nice is until the end of this season, and the contract contains an automatic renewal clause, but his situation has plunged Nice into chaos.

The 33-year-old Klaus has not been called up by head coach Frank Hayes in Nice's last two games, and no one seems to know when he will return to the game. His last appearance was in Nice's 1-2 away win over Rennes on October 26. In that game, the France international (14 caps, 2 goals) also wore the captain's armband. But since then, he was substituted at halftime due to a knee problem and (he has been grieving due to the failed transfer to Bayer Leverkusen this summer) has not appeared on the court again. His situation has caused chaos within the Nice squad.

Although Krause's contract ends at the end of this season, if he starts 18 games, the contract will be automatically renewed for one year, and he has started 11 games this season. On Sunday, Nice sporting director Florian Maurice expressed the hope that Krause could return to the pitch as soon as possible in an interview with the Ligue 1+ channel. The remarks sparked strong criticism from Wroten.

Roten said: "Morris' words are so shocking. The problem lies in salary and contract, so now Klaus does not want to continue playing in this form. He must be blaming the management for not letting him move to Leverkusen. But, Jonathan, you have to forgive me for saying this, when you signed for Nice after being 'kicked out' by Marseille, you But you were very happy to play in Nice, stay in France, on the picturesque Côte d'Azur, and play in an ambitious club. The club's owner also announced that he would build a very competitive team, and the head coach Hayes was also familiar to you. Therefore, you were very happy to sign this long-term contract, even though you were already quite old at that time. "

" Even though Klaus joined Nice late, he is not a young player anymore. The contract he signed is very beneficial to him financially, otherwise he would not have signed it. There is also the famous clause in the contract. If he starts 18 games, the contract will be extended for another year. I have also had this experience, usually with players. He asked for such a clause to ensure that he could renew the contract for another year, but now he is dissatisfied with it, so since he is dissatisfied, he told us: 'My knees hurt, my ankles hurt, and I don't want to play...'"

"Sometimes, you will start from his professional ethics and think of his poor performance, and then you will think: 'He. He’s just trying to fool everyone. ’ And when he’s doing well, he’s like, ‘Okay, I’m going to do a good job today. And I’m going to be the captain if I want to. ’ Because of course, it’s more interesting to be the captain, and it also makes me a leader and a core player, so I have a chance. Selected for the national team. ’ However, when you mix these things together, Klaus’s attitude is simply a scandal. Moreover, they actually want to renew his contract to satisfy him, just because he is not satisfied.”

”Sometimes, the club is really messy with player contracts, because they let you sign the contract and then live. After a while, they got fed up and they said: 'He's overpaid, he's not doing well, I have to get rid of him. ' But it's the same with players when you sign a contract, otherwise you sign a one-year contract. Now it's clear that he wants to go to Leverkusen. They didn't let him go (...) Why did he stay in front of Didier Deschamps, because Deschamps often comes to watch Nice's games, and Nice is very close to Monaco. He thought: 'Maybe I still have a chance to stay in the national team and participate in the World Cup. 'So, I want to criticize his attitude today, it is too unprofessional."