Nullfünfter trainer Bo Svensson still couldn’t help singling out one of his players for consistently sparkling play in recent weeks and suggest that German national team trainer Hansi Flick should do the same.
Svensson himself couldn’t resist giving the youngster a glowing recommendation for the coming World Cup. After emphasizing that everyone on his team had turned in a fantastic collective team performance, the FSV gaffer went ahead and turned his attention to Stach anyway in his post-match interview.
“After injuries inhibited him earlier in the season, he’s a different player now,” Svensson told German broadcaster DAZN, “This is the Anton we know from last season. He operates with a completely different power, a completely different self-image.”
“I think Anton is a good player and is doing a great job,” Svensson continued when asked whether the twice-capped German senior international should travel with the German national team to Qatar next month, “Everything else belongs in Hansi’s hands.”
Stach himself beamed with confidence in his post-match interview.
When it came to the prospects of chasing a World Championship with the DFB XI in a few weeks’ time, Stach went with the usual deferral. The former Werder, Wolfsburg, and Fürth midfielder spoke on “my current focus” instead. For Mainz, that translates to a huge game against FC Bayern München at the Allianz Arena next weekend.
The Nullfünfter shall stroll into the Bavarian den to meet the German record champions on a four-match-unbeaten-run.
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