Darmstadt 98: Benjamin Goller wants to become a goal-threatening

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In the last match against Hannover 96 Benjamin Goller had to stay in the cabin for the break. In the first pass, he had a few unfortunate scenes, said coach Torsten Lieberknecht, but added with the utmost respect: He always turns the biggest bike, is only in full sprint and wants to make everything in the highest pace.

On this explanation, the 22-year-old wing runner can build: I always give 100 percent, he says. Then you're flat, comes out early. But if you have given 100 percent, you can not make a reproach.

Trouble about Stockchandel and bad passes

That he still has deficits, the former U-20 international, who is borrowed from Werder Bremen to the end of the season: I have to work on my goalkeeping and on the last pass, make better decisions when I approach the chain with the ball , and maybe act quieter.

With video analysis and especially through training, he tries to get better here. Of course you annoy yourself when the last pass came bad or a powder was in it, he says. And then you just try to make it better next time.

For his age, the native Reutlinger already has some stations on the hump: in the youth he played at the Stuttgart good footballs and the FC Schalke 04. The Schalke professionals went to Bremen, which first went to Karlsruhe and now after Darmstadt .

So slowly we play good football

The start was with two defeats in the league and the out of the trophy difficult. In the meantime, however, the team had caught. We fought together, the team has grown together more and more and I think so slowly we now play a good football. Especially paid out that you are working with two strives. The wingers also benefited from this. Nevertheless, the offensive players would have to work backwards. The defensive work is eleven man, he says.

After seven points from the past three games, Goller sees the club on a good way. Also for the native Reutlinger it runs quite well. In all six games he was there, five times he even stood in the starting eleven. Only for a gate has not been enough. With the return of the wing player Mathias Honsak and Erich Berko, however, the competitive pressure for Goller has also risen.

Gollers future is open

The question of his own future comes to him at least at the current time too early. Now I'm here in Darmstadt, I feel comfortable in Darmstadt, and what is in a year, I can not say today, he says. Football is so fast-lasting, which I have experienced in recent years. If I say something today, that may be very different in two months.

But although Goller has already seen some stadiums in Germany, there is a premiere for him next Sunday with the away game at Hansa Rostock. I've never played in Rostock, he says. This will definitely be a hot game because they play very aggressively and have loud fans in the stadium.

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