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Germany (Alemania)'s Leipzig coach faces scrutiny after heavy defeats

🇩🇪 By 4AllFootball ·
Germany (Alemania)'s Leipzig coach faces scrutiny after heavy defeats

German media says Martín Demichelis, the DT of RB Leipzig, is under observation Tras a 1‑4 loss to Como in the Champions League and a 1‑3 defeat to Werder Bremen in the Bundesliga, warning that poor results could see him dismissed.

Communication and tactical concerns

highlighted that Demichelis only gives instructions in German, refusing to speak English, which leaves non‑German‑speaking players confused. The newspaper called the locker‑room communication “disastrous” and criticised the team’s irregular pressing and aimless attack. Fans are reported as “fed up” and club officials have begun doubting his suitability.

Future hinges on upcoming fixtures

The coach’s future will be decided in the next two league games against newly promoted HSV and Bayer Leverkusen before the FIFA break. Success in those matches is described as crucial to avoid termination. also recalled the swift dismissal of Ten Hag at Leverkusen after just three games, underscoring how quickly German clubs act.

Earlier this season Leipzig enjoyed a good start in the Bundesliga and the DFB Pokal, but the recent seven goals conceded in two games have eroded confidence. The squad has also seen massive turnover, with 36 signings and the departure of star Diomandé to Real Madrid, adding to the instability.

The original headline even reads “Agregar Olé en ¿Demichelis está en problemas?” and contains the fragment “Ol”, illustrating the sensational tone of the coverage. En Alemania, the pressure on the DT intensifies as supporters demand immediate improvement.

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