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Kevin Trapp, goalkeeper of Eintracht Frankfurt, throws the ball. © Jan-Philipp Strobel/dpa
Frankfurt’s nationwide goalkeeper Kevin Trapp solely follows the house European Championships on tv. According to Eintracht coach Toppmöller, the non-nomination has no affect on the Bundesliga closing.
Frankfurt/Main – Eintracht Frankfurt coach Dino Toppmöller doesn’t imagine there shall be any repercussions for the nationwide goalkeeper after Kevin Trapp’s exit from the European Championships. “I’ve observed him very secure in the previous couple of days, with good power in coaching. “He has sufficient power and expertise to take care of such a scenario and doesn’t give me the impression that he essentially wants psychological help,” mentioned Toppmöller on Friday.
Trapp is just not a part of the 27-man squad that nationwide coach Julian Nagelsmann nominated on Thursday for the house event from June 14th to July 14th. For the 33-year-old goalkeeper, the exclusion was significantly bitter, as this time there are 4 goalkeepers within the European Championship squad as an alternative of the same old three. Manuel Neuer, André ter Stegen, Oliver Baumann and Alexander Nübel got choice by Nagelsmann.
This resolution got here as no shock to Toppmöller. “The largest disappointment for Trappo got here after the final nomination. After that, it was to some extent to be anticipated,” mentioned the 43-year-old. Trapp had already not been taken into consideration for the worldwide matches in March in France (2-0) and towards the Netherlands (2-1).
Before the final recreation of the season within the Bundesliga towards RB Leipzig on Saturday (3:30 p.m./Sky), Toppmöller is just not anxious concerning the skilled goalkeeper. “He had many highs as an athlete, but in addition one or two bumps the place he needed to overcome defeat or private disappointment. “Kevin is at an age the place he doesn’t essentially want anybody to consolation him,” mentioned Toppmöller. dpa