LASK coach Thomas Darazs has not set a position as a goal before the opening match on Saturday in the Bundesliga in Hartberg (5 p.m., Sky) – his team should present itself as anything but aimless.
Some of his fellow coaches put LASK in the title race, but Darazs put the brakes on: “We have to keep both feet on the ground. We have to earn the status that allows us to say that we are flirting with first place.” Two newcomers, Hrvoje Smolcic and Melayro Bogarde, are working on this today. For Maximilian Entrup, however, the kick-off against his former club comes too early.
On April 24, the European Championship participant hurt LASK when he assisted Maximilian Fillafer’s opening goal in the most recent duel. After the half-time break during the summer break, he is out today because his knee hurts. “The game is obviously very emotional for me because I had a great time there and made many friends for life,” said the 27-year-old in an interview with “kicker” despite his role as a spectator.
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Source: Nachrichten