1st tier shock revealed! Kastroff selected by Korea National University → Dismissed the starting player by joining the A match...Envy at a ridiculous time

Sep 11, 2025

1st tier shock revealed! Kastroff selected by Korea National University → Dismissed the starting player by joining the A match...Envy at a ridiculous time



The leading German media is looking at Jens Kastrov's choice of the Korean national soccer team from a negative perspective.

Germany's Bild reported on the 10th (Korea time) "Will Kastrov's dream of a World Cup make him lose his main position in Borussia Mönchengladbach?"

Kastrov started in the national friendly against Mexico. Playing 45 minutes in the first half, he played well in both offense and defense, including five River Recovery, three blockings, and eight passes in the offensive area. With his vigorous activity and determination, he showed his desire to play as a member of the Korean national team. On the day, Korea drew 2-2 with Mexico, which is called a strong team.




There is a country that is hungry for Kastrov's performance. It's Germany.

Kastrov, a former member of the German national team by age, changed his affiliation from the German Football Association to the Korean Football Association last month. He became a Korean player. Castrov's mother was Korean, so it could be changed.

1st tier shock revealed! Kastroff selected by Korea National University → Dismissed the starting player by joining the A match...Envy at a ridiculous time
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1st tier shock revealed! Kastroff selected by Korea National University → Dismissed the starting player by joining the A match...Envy at a ridiculous time
Bild evaluated that Castrov's call-up of the A-match would adversely affect competition in his team. It is expected that Castrov will not be able to adjust to the time difference properly because he will return a long way after the A-match away game. He predicted that he would lose the competition in his team due to his poor physical condition.

The media also reported that "the situation will not change during the October and November A-match periods."Kastrov has to take a long trip again if he wants to achieve his World Cup dream." he explained.

"Castff did not make a good impression on the coach even in the recent away trip to Stuttgart."After going in as a substitute, he was unlucky in the losing scene," he added.

However, General Manager Roland Firkus Mönchengladbach still seems to trust Kastrov.




Fircus said "Castrope doesn't have to be done separately. It's only natural that mistakes are made in the process of being a young player and being with young players. "We didn't blame him at all. Casteff is also well aware that he has to focus."

"This is a learning process, and we are confident that Kastroff will finish the process well," Firkus said.





This article was translated by Naver AI translator.