Player turnover was phenomenal for the national team.
About 25 names come and go when Sweden plays four Nations League matches in 12 days.
It was chaos, says Jan Andersson before the third match, against Serbia on Thursday.
It was an amazing national team rally for Janne Andersson.
Offers from key players before, players who were forced to leave the group due to injuries and players who refused to participate in the national team matches.
In addition to, Diane Kulusevsky And Emil Kravth arrested in front of Serbia.
Existing question marks are added due to injuries. Midfielder Joachim Nilsson withdrew from the last training session ahead of Thursday’s meeting with Serbia there Emil Forsberg He won’t play from the start.
Emile has played one or two 90-minute matches this season. Anderson explains the complicated team selection, there are others who haven’t played that much either, so we have to balance that.
How do you see that there were new discounts almost every day?
– There was someone who called it a parody. I do not agree with that. But it was messy days and weeks. That’s how it is. Now he says I can see other players Jan Anderson who also plays a new 4-3-3 system.
Is there a reason to rethink and not stick to the experience?
– It’s not trying. It is a new trend. The great thing is that we play with a central striker and two steps in our attacking game. This is how we want to play because Alexander Isak plays 9th in his team, Emil Forsberg plays 10th in Leipzig and Anthony Ilanga and Victor Claison play words.
– But of course I wish I had the players I thought they would be in the future now too. We have eight games to test now and through the fall. But basically it’s not wildly new, Jan Anderson says.
AIK midfielder Sotirios Papajianopoulos is one of the players recently called up:
– It’s not messy. There are a lot of good players still left, says Papagiannopoulos, and that goes for those who stayed and we come to seize the opportunity.