The respected American magazine Sports Illustrated published an analysis of Schalke, in which special attention was paid to Bosnia and Herzegovina. coach Miron Muslić, who, according to their assessment, revived the famous German club.
“Schalke has returned to where it belongs,” the text states, reminding of the rich history of the club, which was seven times German champion and five times cup winner.
However, the previous period was marked by serious problems, including poor results, instability and management errors.
“Relegations, instability and years of bad management that have pushed one of the biggest German clubs away from the top,” the analysis pointed out.
The turning point, according to the magazine, happened in the summer of 2025, when Muslić took over the team and brought significant changes.
“The change was necessary and it came in the summer of 2025, when Miron Muslić became Schalke’s coach. They became different, stronger, hungrier and, most importantly, they acted as a team.”
Under his leadership, a balance was established between experience and combativeness, which was quickly reflected in the results on the field.
The text also highlights the arrival of Edin Dzeka, who additionally strengthened the team in January and improved the game in attack.
“Edin Dzeko arrived in January and helped promote Schalke. He scored six goals in nine games,” says Sports Illustrated.
In the end, they conclude that it is not just about the club returning to its old ways, but about a much bigger story.
“This doesn’t feel like a comeback, but like the awakening of a sleeping giant. This is the story of how Schalke found its way back.”
(Vijesti.ba)
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