Kovac verteidigt Nico Schlotterbeck im BVB-Vertragspoker, findet eine Äußerung „unglücklich“
Borussia Dortmunds Trainer Niko Kovac hat sich zu den jüngsten Aussagen von Innenverteidiger Nico Schlotterbeck bezüglich einer Vertragsverlängerung geäußert. Nachdem Schlotterbeck Gerüchte über eine bevorstehende Einigung vehement dementiert und dabei den Wechsel des Sportdirektors von Sebastian Kehl zu Ole Book ins Spiel gebracht hatte, nahm Kovac seinen Spieler in Schutz.
Der BVB-Coach betonte, dass Schlotterbeck lediglich auf falsche Behauptungen reagiert habe und das absolute Recht besitze, diese klarzustellen. Er stellte klar, dass nicht Schlotterbeck selbst für die Schlagzeilen verantwortlich sei, sondern jene, die unzutreffende Informationen publiziert hatten.
Kovac räumte jedoch ein, dass die Erwähnung des Namens Sebastian Kehl „unglücklich“ gewesen sei. Er erläuterte, dass es primär um die Gespräche mit dem BVB als Verein gehe, unabhängig davon, wer der jeweilige Ansprechpartner sei. Dennoch zeigte sich Kovac zuversichtlich, dass Schlotterbeck das Angebot zur vorzeitigen Verlängerung annehmen werde. „Das ist ein richtig guter Spieler. Ein Spieler, den wir brauchen und den wir alle lieben. Wir werden alles tun, dass er bei uns bleibt“, bekräftigte er.
Medienberichten zufolge wird intern beim BVB vermutet, dass Schlotterbeck den Wechsel auf der Position des Sportdirektors nutzen könnte, um sich zusätzliche Bedenkzeit zu verschaffen. Der Verein plane jedoch nicht, sein Angebot zurückzuziehen, da sich die Verhandlungen weiterhin im vereinbarten Zeitrahmen bewegen würden.
Kovac Defends Nico Schlotterbeck in BVB Contract Talks, Calls One Statement "Unfortunate"
Borussia Dortmund coach Niko Kovac has addressed recent statements made by defender Nico Schlotterbeck regarding a contract extension. After Schlotterbeck vehemently denied rumors of an an imminent agreement and brought up the change in sporting director from Sebastian Kehl to Ole Book, Kovac came to his player's defense.
The BVB coach emphasized that Schlotterbeck had merely reacted to false claims and had every right to clarify them. He made it clear that Schlotterbeck himself was not responsible for the headlines, but rather those who had published inaccurate information.
However, Kovac admitted that the specific mention of Sebastian Kehl's name was "unfortunate." He explained that the discussions primarily concern BVB as a club, regardless of the individual contact person. Nevertheless, Kovac expressed confidence that Schlotterbeck would accept the offer for an early extension. "He is a really good player. A player we need and whom we all love. We will do everything to ensure he stays with us," he affirmed.
According to media reports, BVB internally suspects that Schlotterbeck might be using the change in the sporting director position to buy himself additional time for consideration. However, the club does not plan to withdraw its offer, as negotiations are reportedly still within the agreed timeframe.
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