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Nagelsmann said on Friday he had been subjected to online death threats after his team's surprise Champions League exit to Villarreal this week. "I know I will always get criticism from all sides, that's normal and I can deal with it. But with 450 death threats on Instagram, it's not so easy," said Nagelsmann ahead of Bayern's Bundesliga trip to Arminia Bielefeld on Sunday.
Bayern Munich coach Julian Nagelsmann said Friday he had been subjected to online death threats after his team's surprise Champions League exit to Villarreal this week. "I know I will always get criticism from all sides, that's normal and I can deal with it. But with 450 death threats on Instagram, it's not so easy," said Nagelsmann ahead of Bayern's Bundesliga trip to Arminia Bielefeld on Sunday. "If people want to kill me that's one thing, but they also attack my own mother, who doesn't even care about football," he added.
La eliminación del Bayern de Múnich en la Champions League a manos del Villarreal ha sido tan inesperada para el club como para los aficionados. El 1-1 cosechado por el cuadro muniqués en su estadio les apeó de la máxima competición continental, a las puertas de las semifinales. Un revés deportivo al que ciertos miembros de la hinchada bávara no han sabido reaccionar con cordura, situando en el centro de la diana tanto a Hasan Salihamidzic como a su familia. Y es que, en los últimas horas, el entorno más cercano del director deportivo del Bayern de Múnich ha sido acosado y amenazado a través de las redes sociales.
MUNICH: Bayern Munich CEO Oliver Kahn has dismissed as “nonsense” reports that their top-scoring striker Robert Lewandowski could leave when the season finishes next month. Lewandowski chalked up his 47th goal this season in Tuesday’s 1-1 draw at home to Villarreal which saw Bayern knocked out of the Champions League after a 2-1 aggregate defeat in the quarter-finals.
BERLIN : Storm clouds are gathering in Munich after Bayern's shock Champions League quarter-final exit to Villarreal and the team know they must rebound quickly with a win on Sunday at Arminia Bielefeld to take them one step closer to the Bundesliga title.
(L-R) Bayern Munich’s German forward Thomas Mueller, Bayern Munich’s Polish forward Robert Lewandowski and Bayern Munich’s French defender Dayot Upamecano react after the UEFA Champions League quarter-final, second leg football match FC Bayern Munich v FC Villarreal in Munich, southern Germany on April 12, 2022. (Photo by Jose Jordan / AFP)
Bayern Munich’s Polish forward Robert Lewandowski celebrates scoring the opening goal during the UEFA Champions League quarter-final, second leg football match FC Bayern Munich v FC Villarreal in Munich, southern Germany on April 12, 2022. (Photo by CHRISTOF STACHE / AFP)
Bayern Munich CEO Oliver Kahn has dismissed as "nonsense" reports that their top-scoring striker Robert Lewandowski could leave when the season finishes next month. Lewandowski chalking up his 47th goal this season in Tuesday's 1-1 draw at home to Villarreal which saw Bayern knocked out of the Champions League with a 2-1 aggregate defeat in the quarter-finals. However, Lewandowski, who turns 34 in August, is out of contract next year.