Alfred Schreuder has opened a small book about his surprising departure from Hoffenheim. The then number 7 of Germany announced on Tuesday June 9 from scratch that it immediately ended the collaboration with its Dutch trainer.
His successors – led by Marcel Rapp – booked three victories in the last four Bundesliga, climbed to place 6 and are allowed to enter the Eruopa League group stage next season. So Schreuder stumbled just before the finish line: the unexpected break for the outside world was unavoidable, he says on Sunday evening in Rondo on Ziggo Sport. “I have an idea about how to work with your staff, with your medical staff, with your group of players and with the club. And if I have the feeling that it will be difficult for the future … Then we could make the same mistakes as in the season before. “
Ultimately, both parties broke up “by mutual consent” after Schreuder spoke out about what was bothering him. “I have said my things about that. But maybe I am wrong, that is also possible”, says the trainer from Barneveld. “We just broke up and I get paid until the end of the season.”
Alfred Schreuder was not fired from Hoffenheim, but was fired.
“I have an idea of how to work with your staff in some way (…) and if you can’t, I’m afraid you can make the same mistakes that were made last year.”
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