Jupp Heynckes denies Marco Reus’ arrival at Allianz-Arena during winters – Bundesliga News
Bayern Munich manager Jupp Heynckes has clearly denied Marco Reus’ arrival at Allianz-Arena during winters. The Borussia Monchengladbach midfielder has reportedly been linked with the Bavarian club, and the Bayern manager has denied such rumours.
Reus has been in superb form this season for the Foals, who find themselves better placed on the table compared to last campaign. It is believed that the Munich based outfit has been keeping an eye on the youngster for a long time.
The versatile player is also on Borussia Dortmund’s radar and has been tipped to leave Borussia Park at the end of this campaign.
Heynckes also reserved praise for Reus, wishing him luck for the rest of his career. He reckoned that the player deserves to play for one of top clubs in Germany and advised him a switch to Signal Iduna Park.
The manager stated, "This is all speculation. He could do [well] in Dortmund and Bremen, [but] in Bavaria he would find great competition [for places].”
Reus landed at Borussia Park in 2009 and has made 76 league appearances since then, bagging 22 goals in return. This season, Reus has already scored thrice in nine games, inspiring Borussia Monchengladbach to fifth spot on the table. The 22-year-old has
also made two international appearances for http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Germany-c2904 so far, after earning his debut in October this year.
When asked about the use of video technology, the former Bayer Leverkusen manager enthused that it would help a lot in improving the game. He also urged football governing body to introduce such technology. Heynckes believed that video evidences would certainly
eradicate any mistakes made by referees during the game.
Further talking to reporters on the use of video technology, the manager added, “We have three referees, plus a fourth man. I said 20 years ago: They should have a monitor and just say in such decisions: no goal, penalty or sending off. It takes two to 10
seconds.”
The 66–year-old concluded the talks by praising his players on making a positive start to the 2011/12 season. He claimed of winning the Bundesliga and wished to be in the Champions League final that is to be held at Allianz-Arena on May 19 next year.
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