Salzburg coach Rose: “Dortmund? Complaining at a high level!”

Salzburg (SID) Coach Marco Rose (41) from Austrian soccer champions RB Salzburg cannot understand the dissatisfaction of their Europa League round of XNUMX opponents Borussia Dortmund. "I see that as a bit of complaining at a high level. Because Dortmund is getting more and more rolling. Peter Stöger (the BVB coach, editor) has stabilized the defense and now the offense is slowly coming back. He's doing it really well - calm and balanced," said the German coach in an interview with Amazon Music. BVB has home advantage against the Austrians in the round of 19.00 on Thursday (16 p.m./Sky). Rose is not influenced by the yellow wall in Signal Iduna Park. It's always a great experience to play in Dortmund: "Still, we shouldn't be interested in the yellow wall. We're welcome to take a quick look at it when we go onto the field, but we should concentrate on our game afterwards. We We also want to be active and, above all, courageous in Dortmund." The Leipzig native is proud of the development work at Salzburg: "Peter Stöger speaks of an unstable structure in Dortmund, but here everything is stable," he said, "the success is not just my achievement, but that of the entire team here. Nobody gave us dominance in Austria." RB recently won the title four times in a row in the Austrian Bundesliga. The fact that the best players keep leaving is “understandable and normal”. “They want to take their next step and do so in England or Germany. That’s our lot here in Austria – also at Red Bull Salzburg,” said Rose.

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Salzburg coach Rose: “Dortmund? Complaining at a high level!”

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