‘Continuous Big Wins’ Coach Klinsmann

‘Continuous big wins’ Coach Klinsmann “I learned a solution to deal with the team that went down.”

“Opening ‘elite members’ against Vietnam, for ‘continuity’ as there are not many opportunities for actual combat”

Coach Jürgen Klinsmann (Germany), who finished the October international match period by leading the Korean national soccer team to a victory with the highest score since taking office against Vietnam, expressed satisfaction with the result and praised himself for being prepared for a 'dense defense'.

Coach Klinsmann said at a press conference after the friendly match against Vietnam held at Suwon World Cup Stadium on the 17th, “I am happy that the players showed their professionalism.

“I want to improve my attitude and concentration in the game,” he said. 온라인카지노

“I scored a lot of goals and my performance improved.

“I am happy that we achieved the results we wanted,” he said.

The national team led by Coach Klinsmann defeated Vietnam 6-0 that day and won their third consecutive international match.

In particular, in the two games this month, they scored 4 goals against Tunisia and 6 goals against Vietnam, scoring 10 goals and not conceding any consecutive wins.

Coach Klinsmann praised the team, saying, "I would like to praise the fact that the energetic performance from the match against Tunisia was shown again today.

(This month's A-match call-up period) the performance the players showed at the training ground over the 10 days was also shown in the game."

He added, "Now the second round of World Cup qualifiers begins, and I'm glad to have shown that we are preparing and improving before that."

He added, "Overall, it was a satisfying, pleasant, and happy 10 days with the players."

On this day, the national team used most of its key players, including 'Captain' Son Heung-min (Tottenham), against Vietnam, which was evaluated as one level below in terms of objective strength.

Coach Klinsmann said, “We didn’t have a chance to play many games, so we decided on the starting lineup that way for the team’s continuity and continuity.”

“We want to give opportunities to more players, but the 2026 North and Central America World Cup qualifiers begin in November, and the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Asian Cup is right after that.

I think we need to continue the team’s flow and atmosphere,” he explained.

Regarding Son Heung-min, who played full-time, he said, "The muscle injury did not recur.

I checked his condition after playing for about 60 minutes, and the player said it was okay, so I played for 90 minutes."

He added, "There is no weakness in any opponent, and the captain is serious.

He gave a positive evaluation, saying, “By showing myself engaged in the game first, I was able to create such an atmosphere for the entire team.”

Coach Klinsmann also emphasized that the result of '6-0' did not come from an 'easy game'.

He expressed his respect for Vietnam, which did its best, saying, "Vietnam also had many opportunities.

We also made mistakes in the second half.

If we play again tomorrow, I don't know what the result will be.

It was a difficult game compared to the result."

He added, "Among the countries we will face in the future, we will face a team like Vietnam that is defensively strong and has tactics that focus on defense.

I studied a lot during the last two games to see what solutions and answers I can find."

Specifically, "Defensively, we need to make a lot of side attacks against the team.

Today's players are asked to connect to the second line as quickly as possible when they have the ball from the back, and in the final third, the attacking players make aggressive one-on-one breakthroughs or dribbles.

“I ordered that we need to create many opportunities, and I think we showed all of those things,” he said.

Now, Klinsmann is looking forward to the international match period in November.

The second qualifying round of the North and Central America World Cup begins with a match against Singapore and China.

Coach Klinsmann said, "I plan to go to Germany to watch the Mainz-Bayern Munich match between Lee Jae-sung and Kim Min-jae (Korean time on the 22nd).

After spending some time at home, I will return to Korea to watch the Korea Football Association (FA) Cup match next month.

“I will do it,” he said.

He added, "We are also planning a trip to Singapore and Malaysia.

Since many players representing the two countries are included in certain clubs, we will check with Coach Cha Du-ri to see if these teams play against K-League teams (in the AFC Champions League match)."