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Freiburg – Kevin Möhwald is back in the Bundesliga! And when he made his comeback in SV Werder Bremen’s game against SC Freiburg, things got excited twice: when he was allowed in and when he had to leave.
Because after the substitution of the second half, the Werder coach took Florian Kohfeldt The 27-year-old leaves the field three minutes before the end of regulation time. What is apparently a real problem Kevin Möhwald watch out. He seemed served, offended, and angry when he didn’t want to let Kohfeldt hold him. Möhwald, the Werder Bremen He had been away for 14 months due to a knee injury, he just wanted to somehow pass the coach, who looked at him confused. That was seen very clearly noise outside. But it wasn’t, Kohfeldt said later.
Werder Bremen: Kevin Möhwald returns intermittently against SC Freiburg
“It was clearly agreed with ‘Möh’ that it would last 30 to 35 minutes,” explained the coach, explaining that Möhwald’s presence on the pitch was so important that he did it during a One with another substitution He wanted to get there: “We are entitled to five bills of exchange, then we have to trust ourselves to use them in this way. We said at halftime: ‘Meh’, now we need you. But after 30 or 35 minutes you go back down. ‘”In the end it was 42 minutes that Florian Kohfeldt mostly rated “good to very good”.
But then I know Kevin Möhwald the energy ran out, “then he lost a ball or two in the forward motion and really couldn’t get there anymore in the shift motion,” said Kohfeldt, whoever had the Substitution he wanted to react alone: ”Due to the pressure in Freiburg, we had to change something again.” So Christian Groß came looking for him Comebacker, and Kohfeldt found everything completely normal, “nothing at all.”
Werder Bremen: Kevin Möhwald frustration? The conversation with Florian Kohfeldt was about “something completely different in the game”
And Möhwalds frustration? And Kohfeldt’s angry, irritated look? Is it just the observer’s imagination? “That,” Kohfeldt claimed, “was about something else entirely in the game. We talked about it briefly on the sidelines. ” But what it was, “I’ll keep it to myself,” the 38-year-old said. He is correct. After the final whistle, the short conversation turned into a longer one. Apparently, it was necessary to debate and clarify.
Due to the not quite normal finish, it was in the background. The return of Kevin Möhwald to the team’s place SV Werder Bremen against Sc freiburg he had done quite well, especially Maximilian Eggestein, who was initially relieved in central defensive midfield. Möhwald “brought exactly what we wanted to the field,” says Kohfeldt. More presence, more structure, more defense in the center. So the beginning is made for the midfielder, in whom Kohfeldt does not see a one-to-one successor to the sold-out Davy Klaassen, but who can nevertheless take his place. If at any time he becomes more than a man for 30 to 35 minutes. (csa)
