Julian Nagelsmann calls for changes in football. The head coach of Bayern is committed to spending, as you know it from basketball. He finds support from trainer colleague Andrea Trinchieri, who looks after the Munich basketball player.

The two coaches of Bayern are agree: Football matches could be further enhanced in the future for coaches. “It would be great, I set myself up for almost ten years,” said Julian Nagelsmann towards club media, but pushed behind: “But it is not so easy football to bring about changes.”

Nagelsmann was convinced that “the quality of the games would rise again because the coaches could cause more influence in such time outs by the greater influence in such time outs.” Best example is his colleague Andrea Trinchieri, who has steered the feasts of the BBL team of the Munich since 2020. For Trinchieri, according to the 34-year-old, the influence in the game is easier: “The players are closer to you in a hall, and you also have the opportunity to take more short tactical breaks.”

Trinchieri: Nagelsmann is “always one step ahead”

The native Milan, who coaches between 2014 and 2018 Brose Bamberg, agrees to the football teacher: “I do not understand anyway, why that was not introduced in football. It would be better for the players, for the coaches, for the fans, for all “

Trinchieri also assumed that in his work, he is well oriented to his club colleagues. “I’ll hear what Julian says, I’ll watch how he behaves. You have to pretend the direction, you must have compassion. The biggest lie, which we can claim as a trainer, is that every player is the same. That’s not the same true.”

Nagelsmann is a “Supermoderner” coach, “because he brings everything professionally and human. He is always one step ahead.”