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Arnold seeks more playing time as Wolfsburg coach responds
Maximilian Arnold, the 32-year-old captain of German club Wolfsburg, wants more playing time.
He says regular minutes would help him get back into rhythm.
His request prompted discussion around the team.
Coach Tobias Strobl responded with signals directed at Arnold.
Arnold then gave suitable answers, though the details are not specified.
The issue matters because Arnold is seeking a bigger role while the coach is deciding how to use him.
No further steps are stated.
Wolfsburg captain Maximilian Arnold is seeking more playing time to regain his rhythm.
Coach Tobias Strobl responded to discussions triggered by Arnold’s request.
Strobl sent signals toward the 32-year-old midfielder.
Arnold then gave what the article described as fitting answers.
- Who
- Maximilian Arnold, Wolfsburg’s captain, and coach Tobias Strobl.
- What
- Arnold is seeking more playing time to get into rhythm, and Strobl responded to the discussion.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Wolfsburg.
- Why
- Arnold wants more playing time to get into rhythm.
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- Player
- Maximilian Arnold
- Age
- 32
- Role
- Wolfsburg captain
- Coach
- Tobias Strobl
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