Time emphasis from Sergen Yalçın: 'How much can things change in a short time?'
National Team Coach Sergen Yalçın made a statement at the press conference held before the France match.
Quick Look
- National Team Coach Sergen Yalçın emphasized patience before the UEFA Nations League match against France.
- Yalçın stated that they had just taken office and that the team needed time to recover.
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Why It Matters
The National Team is preparing to face France in the 6th week match of the UEFA Nations A League 1st Group.
Sergen Yalçın of the National Team, which will host France tomorrow in the 6th week match of the UEFA Nations A League 1st Group, made a statement at the press conference held before the match.
"I DID NOT PLAY THE OTHER MATCHES"
"No one wants to lose a match. Of course, everyone wants to win. Naturally, we want to win too. Both our national team and our country need these victories.
"I only played the Belgium match in this group. Please write it aside. I didn't play the other matches. You need to be a little patient. It is necessary to wait. It felt like we were moving too soon. There are 2 matches in 6 days. How much can things change in such a short time? You need to question this too."
"IT NEEDS A LITTLE PATIENCE, A LITTLE TIME"
"We are not in a healthy situation in the group, we are all aware of that. We have just arrived. We were not in the damaged situation before this. Please know that this will get better. It won't go on like this. "It takes a little patience, a little time."
"WE HAVE NO INTENTION TO PLAY WITHOUT A FORWARD"
"You said a change of formation... Can there be a game without a striker?"
“No, no way. We have no intention of playing without a striker. But we will play a little more controlled in tomorrow's match. We'll try to keep the background a little more solid. We will face a very strong team. “I hope it will be good for us.”
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The National Team will play a more controlled game in the France match.
Likely · Within hours
Open Questions
- What will the first 11 be like in the France match?
- What changes will be made to the team's defensive setup?





