Germany defenders Joshua Kimmich and Antonio Rudiger were
involved in a row and Julian Draxler was stunned by a stray
elbow during Germany's training session in Italy on Tuesday.
Bayern Munich's Kimmich and Chelsea's Rudiger almost came to
blows after Kimmich took exception to a challenge, with
assistant coach Miroslav Klose intervening before the situation
could escalate.
PSG midfielder Draxler received an accidental elbow to the face
while competing for the ball with Manchester City's Leroy Sane
but was able to resume after treatment and the use of an ice
pack to the head.
Meanwhile, Germany strikers' coach Miroslav Klose has
criticised Sandro Wagner's reaction to being dropped from the
World Cup squad, with Wagner retiring from international
football after being informed of his omission.
"It's tough to accept such a decision. But I can only say, I'm a
different sort of person," Klose told Sport Bild.
"How bitter was it for Mario Gomez to not take part in 2014
when Germany went on to win the trophy? That was brutal, but
he still didn't utter a word about not being selected. That was
a similar situation to Wagner.
"Sandro Wagner was only briefly in our ranks, not over a
period of 10 years. He scored three goals against San Marino
and didn't always play in the Confederations Cup.
"I would have reacted totally differently. I don't know if he
was wrongly advised or the whole thing was an act of defiance.
If I were him I would have let it sink in and then made a
decision. I would never have taken this step."
Meanwhile, defender Jerome Boateng has trained with the ball
for the first time since suffering a muscle injury during the
Champions League semifinal first leg against Real Madrid in
April.
involved in a row and Julian Draxler was stunned by a stray
elbow during Germany's training session in Italy on Tuesday.
Bayern Munich's Kimmich and Chelsea's Rudiger almost came to
blows after Kimmich took exception to a challenge, with
assistant coach Miroslav Klose intervening before the situation
could escalate.
PSG midfielder Draxler received an accidental elbow to the face
while competing for the ball with Manchester City's Leroy Sane
but was able to resume after treatment and the use of an ice
pack to the head.
Meanwhile, Germany strikers' coach Miroslav Klose has
criticised Sandro Wagner's reaction to being dropped from the
World Cup squad, with Wagner retiring from international
football after being informed of his omission.
"It's tough to accept such a decision. But I can only say, I'm a
different sort of person," Klose told Sport Bild.
"How bitter was it for Mario Gomez to not take part in 2014
when Germany went on to win the trophy? That was brutal, but
he still didn't utter a word about not being selected. That was
a similar situation to Wagner.
"Sandro Wagner was only briefly in our ranks, not over a
period of 10 years. He scored three goals against San Marino
and didn't always play in the Confederations Cup.
"I would have reacted totally differently. I don't know if he
was wrongly advised or the whole thing was an act of defiance.
If I were him I would have let it sink in and then made a
decision. I would never have taken this step."
Meanwhile, defender Jerome Boateng has trained with the ball
for the first time since suffering a muscle injury during the
Champions League semifinal first leg against Real Madrid in
April.
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