Hertha revival? Tabakovic talks about opportunities for advancement in league two

Hertha revival? Tabakovic talks about opportunities for advancement in league two

The upcoming challenges in the 2nd Bundesliga are enormous for Hertha BSC's team. Haris Tabakovic, a central player in the team, commented on the promotion in an interview and not only emphasized his own ambitions, but also recognized the competition. Tabakovic emphasizes the competitiveness of the league, in which numerous clubs, including prominent names such as Cologne, HSV, Schalke and Hanover, will reach their respective borders.

The mission climb

A central point for Tabakovic is the realization that the climb can by no means be expected: «You cannot expect it. The 2nd league is very, very hard. Seven, eight clubs want to ». Despite the challenges, the player is optimistic and speaks of an inner feeling that drives him: "For me, Hertha belongs to the 1st league." With 22 goals last season, Tabakovic was one of the star players of the second division, which further fans the hopes of the fans.

a new playing style under Cristian Fiél

A decisive factor for success could be the adaptation of the playing style under the new coach Cristian Fiél. Tabakovic describes how the coach propagates a clear and aggressive approach: «Our trainer wants to let flat play out from behind. He demands a lot in positioning, is very dominant, even with pressing. »

Review of the past season

A look back at the last season reveals that the team under the former coach Pal Dardai often weakened in crucial moments. "We weren't consistent and not constant enough," sums up Tabakovic. Many points were played out in the final minutes, which made the desired return to the Bundesliga significantly more difficult.

anticipation for the start of the season

Hertha BSC begins the new season on Saturday in the Olympic Stadium against SC Paderborn and the anticipation in the city is noticeable. The fans hope for returning to old strength and an exciting season that could be characterized by surprises. The player is also scratched up and emphasizes that the focus is on hard work: "Sometimes it is better to talk less and work more."

Overall, Hertha BSC faces a crucial phase that is not only important for internal team dynamics, but also for the entire football community in Berlin. Should it be possible to achieve the goals set, this could not only give the club, but also to the entire region.

- Nag