Alarm bells ring for Union Berlin: is the next bankruptcy ahead?

Alarm bells ring for Union Berlin: is the next bankruptcy ahead?

Stuttgart, Deutschland - The 1st FC Union Berlin is currently fighting with a violent negative series in the Bundesliga. Despite an impressive defensive performance, which is still one of the best in the league, the Köpenickers were unable to win in the last six games. After the narrow 2: 3 defeat against VfB Stuttgart, where goalkeeper Frederik Rönnow surprisingly failed, the alarm bells in Köpenick are louder than ever. Trainer Bo Svensson has a clear plan and was able to set his team well on the defensive, but the constant individual mistakes and the lack of points make the Situation appear tense, such as the Berliner Kurier

performance problem or troubled offensive?

The attacks of the iron are often harmless, which is also evident in the goal balance: Only ten goals this season together with St. Pauli represent the negative record in the league. The task of landing against VfL Bochum - next in the league - will be crucial. A success would not only be important for the point account, but could also help to take the pressure from the players before going to Christmas. As Sport1 reports the team with mixed feelings to finally change the Bock-it remains to be seen whether this remains succeed.

The defensive from Union is still strong, with only 11 goals conceded this season, which is one of the best performances in the league. Nevertheless, the iron must increase so as not to slip even deeper into the crisis. Another game without a win could cause the first worries with coach Svensson and fans. Let's see if the Köpenickers create the turn or whether the downward spiral continues.