Andrej Kramarić, after Hoffenheim’s 5:0 defeat at Bayern in the 17th round of the Bundesliga, severely criticized the club whose legend he used vulgar terms in a live television broadcast.
Hoffenheim is a debacle at Bayern halfway through the season 16th place. Just one place and three points away from the relegation zone. According to the current state of the table, Hoffenheim would play survival qualifications against the third ranked team of the second league. A desperate situation for a club that won last season Europa Leagueand now has only three wins in 17 league games, writes Index.
He won his last victory in the Bundesliga almost two months ago, and since then he has won two points in six games. In the same period, he was relegated from the cup. It is because of all the above Kramarić was boiling overso after the debacle in Munich, he didn’t want to hold back. In front of the microphone and the ESPN camera, he had some harsh words.
⚠️Here is Hoffenheim’s Andrej Kramaric and his interview with us on @ESPNFC after their 5-0 defeat at Bayern.
“This is one big shit season”
“If I want to say the things on my mind about the club, I will probably get the biggest fine in the history of the Bundesliga.” pic.twitter.com/QrYyjWCkbv
— Archie Rhind-Tutt (@archiert1) January 15, 2025
I don’t want to talk about the game because it was clear to me that this was going to happen. This game is a picture of the whole season. This season is one big shit, to be honest. And I’m still soft because if I told the truth and what I think about the club, I would probably receive the highest penalty in the history of the Bundesliga. There’s a reason I’m so angry at the club for everything they’ve done in recent months. We invested so much money for nothing.
That’s why I don’t want to talk about today’s game because now we are in danger of relegation. We have good players, but it’s not working. I’m still soft, but I think I’m going to get hotter. Thanks to the fans who support us all the time. They know what’s going on… This is the first time in my career that I feel this way because I feel a big dream in the club. If no one will change it, I will. Because we are in danger of relegation. When I start talking, everyone will listen.
Kramarić after the debacle: This season is one big shit
Kramarić came to Hoffenheim in January 2016 on loan from Leicester, and in the summer of that year the German club bought him for 11 million euros. Since then, Kramarić became an icon of Hoffenheim. He played 308 games for his club with 138 goals the best scorer in history, and added 58 assists. Given that the aforementioned attack on his own club was carried out by such a distinguished football player, Kramarić’s performance echoed in the German media.
The most read, Bildbrings news about it under the title “Kramarić broke Hoffenheim down to simple factors” and writes: “Kramarić raged at his club in front of television cameras. You can’t see something like that in the Bundesliga anymore. The obviously frustrated Croat threatens the club: ‘Today I am gentle, but I will be fiercer. When I start speaking, everyone will listen.’”
Bild continues: Kramarić left it open what he meant by that. It probably refers to leaving Alexander Rosenthe member of the board in charge of sports in July last year. He replaced him three months later Andreas Schicker, and he came as sports director Frank Kramer.
They fired the coach Pellegrino Matarazzo and brought Christian Ilzera. Since his arrival, Hoffenheim have won just five points from seven games. It is not yet known what consequences Kramarić’s fierce statements will have.
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