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Before restarting the Bundesliga, Roman Bürki talks about upcoming ghost games and criticism of professional football.
The derby victory in mind, the big picture in sight
Roman Bürki.
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Before Roman Bürki returns to the pitch at Signal Iduna Park with Borussia Dortmund in the district derby against Schalke 04 next Saturday, the Swiss goalkeeper made a statement. Keystone SDA to restart the Bundesliga.
Bürki expects “special league results” in the coming weeks and cautions against having too high expectations for the players: “8 weeks without a serious fight, no one can say it that way.”
Ultimately, we want to get back to doing our job, just like other industry representatives want to do.
At BVB, according to the 29-year-old, there was a team discussion about how to deal with ghost games: “We realized that we all started like this. As children we played in front of 5 spectators. As in the past, it is about regaining passion.
Bürki can only understand the criticism of the resumption of the game in German professional soccer to a certain extent: “Ultimately, we want to do our job again, as other industry representatives do.”
Understanding of critical tones.
The No. 1 in Dortmund is aware that there is a lot of discussion currently going on about overpriced and underprivileged professional footballers and he warns against putting everyone together: “The bottom line is how to deal with that if you make a lot of money. I live in moderation. I don’t have to show everything I have ».
Bürki partially understands the critical stance towards the football business, but is aware that the Bundesliga will continue to be used primarily for economic reasons: “Our industry has to endure skepticism. And now a lot is coming together. But now it is about the survival of the clubs, so I understand that this path had to be chosen.
