When Horn turned pro, Rensing left or had to leave.
Rensing was well respected by good performances..
Horn has been talked about by a lot of good clubs and hasn’t experienced great competition in 10 years, that’s changed for him.
He said yesterday on Sky ‘He no longer has to prove anything to anyone at the club.’
In my opinion, he’s resting a bit and should prove to everyone, above all, that he can and wants to be number 1.
Now each of the 2 keepers has a fair chance and he should see it sportively and just because he stayed doesn’t mean that he automatically stays number 1.
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That’s exactly how I see it too. The interview showed what you could see over the years.
He still lives in his world where he is the undisputed best keeper and can sit back and relax.
He definitely lacks the right attitude, right now he has to prove himself, show fighting spirit, the unconditional will to be number 1 again at his FC.
Instead, after 3 months, he is already talking about breaking the bank, but in the same breath he had to mention what great achievements he had at some point.
As soon as there is a bit of a headwind, immediately choose the easier route.
That’s why he has the status he has with the FC fans.
And why he didn’t change back then should be clear to everyone, he has a big contract with FC, never had to make an effort to be a regular player and didn’t have to prove anything to anyone.
For years at FC, that was the feel-good oasis for some players who still saw themselves in the starting eleven with poor performance and stuffed their pockets full.
So why should I leave a club that pays me 2.5 million a year, I’m a Bundesliga regular and I can put my feet up because I’m unrivaled.
The first competitor to be taken seriously put him on the bench at the first injury.
I would appreciate it if he switched, far too expensive and the wrong attitude.
Baumgart’s mentality is fighting spirit, will and professionalism. For me, Horn has been missing all 3 for years, which this interview underlined once again.
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