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The US almost sent the lazy Rina home during the World Cup: 'Too bad this was brought up' |  FIFA World Cup 2022

The US almost sent the lazy Rina home during the World Cup: ‘Too bad this was brought up’ | FIFA World Cup 2022

In 4 years, the United States wants to shine in the World Cup in their country, but there is still some work to be done in the coming years. Coach Berhalter’s team lost in Qatar in the 1/8 final against the Netherlands.

But first the coach will have to focus on putting out a fire in the group of players. Berhalter started the fire himself by telling a story about his group of players at a conference. “During the last World Cup, there was a player who did not reach the required level on and off the field,” he said. “Then we consulted with the staff and were actually ready to put him on a plane back home.”

Berhalter did not name names, but various media outlets soon knew he was talking about Reina. The Borussia Dortmund player had only a limited role in Qatar. “The player then apologized to the whole group and the other players told him they wanted to see a change. He did not live up to their expectations,” the national coach said.

Following the uproar, Rina responded on Instagram herself. He writes: “I’m sorry I had to do this.” “I think what happens inside the team should stay inside. But that’s about my personality and my professionalism, so I want to say something.”

“Before the World Cup, the coach told me my role in the tournament would be very limited. I was devastated. Football is my passion and my life. I expected to be able and allowed to help my country.”

And then he hits mea culpa. “I am an emotional person and I admit that I was not in control of my feelings at the time. It affected my coaching work and my behavior for a few days. But I apologized to the team and the coach for that. I thought they had forgiven me. Since then I have given everything on and off the field.”

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“So it’s such a shame that these stories are coming out now. I’m amazed at the coach’s cooperation on this. He always said problems should be kept inside. I love my team and my country. I now want to focus on myself. Growing as a player and a person so we can have a great tournament with the USA.” In the year 2026.”