The English Weeks are currently taking their toll everywhere. Before the Bundesliga match against SC Freiburg, Julian Nagelsmann complained about a loss of quality due to the tight schedule.

At the beginning of this season, FC Bayern cheered to the skies. Without Robert Lewandowski, but with Sadio Mane, the new FCB got off to a brilliant start and fired off one spectacle after the other. In the meantime, the effect has fizzled out, Bayern not only lack the results, but above all the shine.

However, this does not only apply to Bayern, but also and above all to most other clubs. Recently, the fans have not exactly been spoiled with high-pressure football in the Bundesliga. Bayern head coach Julian Nagelsmann therefore complains about the tight schedule during the English weeks. "The quality suffers in the long run from this rhythm that we have in the top leagues. For Bayern Munich, this is easier to compensate for due to the quality of the squad than for others . But you have the feeling that the quality of the games is getting worse," said the 35-year-old at the press conference before the Freiburg game. Nagelsmann cited the reason "that you can't train as often anymore, you can only train regeneration and final training." This is not only at the expense of fitness, but also of creativity and variability. Nagelsmann: "You try to develop a match plan that is very similar because you can't train that much. We have a team that constantly wants to improve and train, but we can't train that much."

This article was originally published on 90min.com/de as Nagelsmann complains: "The quality of the games is getting worse and worse".