Nuri Sahin’s Borussia Dortmund does not finish getting ready. The coach, a former Real Madrid player, cannot find the key that will make his team maintain a consistency that it has not found so far this season and adds another defeat against Mainz 05.
A Bundesliga match that Emre Can’s expulsion for a straight red card in the 27th minute conditioned from the first moment. In fact, they soon ended up receiving a goal from Lee Jae-sung in the 36th minute that was equaled by Serhou Guirassy’s goal with which Dortmund could get some air. Although it didn’t last long because in injury time before going to half-time Jonathan Burkardt put Mainz ahead again. A result that Paul Nebel was going to complete in the 54th minute.
Emre has already experienced many things in his career, but of course it affects him, social networks are ruthless
David Raum, RB Leipzig player and international with Germany
An expulsion that does not stop receiving criticism
Borussia Dortmund’s numbers allow them to be seventh in the standings, but right now out of European positions and already 10 points behind Bayern Munich, which is the leader of the Bundesliga. A problem that has now focused on Emre Can himself, who has not stopped receiving criticism after his expulsion and which has caused one of his rivals and RB Leipzig player, David Raum, to come out to defend him.
Borussia Dortmund’s Emre Can complains after being sent off against Mainz 05EFE
“Emre has already experienced a lot of things in his career. He is a great guy, with a lot of character and really mentally stable,” the Leipzig footballer begins by saying on the Sky90 program. A few words that were preceded by a confession about what his professional colleague is experiencing: “But of course it affects you, social networks are ruthless nowadays. He has had a few matches in which unfortunately it ended up exploding in his face “.
I still think that Emre Can is a top-level player. something like this can happen
David Raum, RB Leipzig player and international with Germany
Some statements that do not end here and he adds: “I still think he is a top-level player.” A few words from David Raum who continued defending his rival: “When he was selected for the Euro Cup, he helped us both on and off the field. Not in vain, he is captain of Dortmund because he is important in the locker room.” And that is why he takes the iron out of his expulsion: “Something like this can happen,” he concludes.
