Facing old club! Wagner: The goal of playing Bayern is to win, not draw

Hupu reported on August 26 that after winning 3-1 against Freiburg in the first round of the league, Augsburg coached by Sandro Wagner will face his old club Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga this weekend.

Wagner grew up in Munichsen, and at the age of seven he entered Seberna as a talented striker and played for Bayern Munich for a total of 14 years. In the soccer podcast "Phrasenmäher" of Biography, he revealed whether he carried the Bayern gene, saying, "I don't have Bayern genes, but I have the Sandro Wagner gene. I always long for victory - forever! I think this driving force is strong in many people who didn't get much appreciated in their childhood."

He continued: "No one encouraged me at the time. The first coach who really believed me was Herman Hummels, the father of Mats. When I was thirteen or fourteen, he told me that I would be a Bundesliga player with great heading ability - at that time I was just a substitute and never scored a header."

Wagner revealed that Saturday The most important thing for him is victory, not a draw, he said, "Yes, we always just want to win. No matter who our opponent is."

Regarding the goal of the new season, Wagner said, "If the Augsburg players told me they wanted to win, I would say, "Wow, it's great - but it's hard from the start. If they say 15th is enough for them, it just means they are not suitable for us. Augsburg has been in the second half of the standings in recent years, and I hope we can keep up with the top in all aspects and roam between the first and second half of the standings. We want to surprise and attack all the opponents in all directions."