„Nicht immer an Vereinbarungen gehalten“ – Ex-Dortmunder stänkert gegen BVB

SPORTIVO
Article arrow_drop_down

Vor fast zwei Jahren verließ Nnamdi Collins (21) den BVB, wechselte für eine Ablöse in Höhe von 600.000 Euro Euro zu Liga-Konkurrent Frankfurt. Jetzt spricht er noch einmal über seinen Ex-Klub und tritt leicht nach.

Der Innenverteidiger: „Vielleicht wurde sich nicht immer an Vereinbarungen gehalten. Dann hockt man noch ein Jahr länger bei der U19. Ich war drei Jahre in der U19, das war schon ein bisschen lang.“

[–>Aktuell kämpft Collins mit der deutschen U21-Nationalmannschaft in der Slowakei um den EM-Titel. Bisher stand er bei allen fünf Spielen bei diesem Turnier auf dem Platz, beim 4:2 in der Gruppenphase gegen Tschechien und 3:0 im Halbfinale gegen Frankreich spielte er durch. Samstag will er mit dem Team gegen England (ab 21 Uhr/Live-Ticker bei SPORT BILD.de) den Titel holen. Es wäre der erste große Erfolg in seiner Karriere.

Collins spielte zunächst in der Jugend von Fortuna Düsseldorf, wechselte 2016 zu Borussia Dortmund. 2019 spielte er beim BVB in der U17, 2020 in der U19, im Sommer 2023 zählte er einen Monat zum Kader des BVB II. Dann verließ er Dortmund und ging zur Eintracht. Collins rückblickend: „Ich war damals beim BVB und damit schon bei einem großen Klub. Ich habe mich bei Dortmund pudelwohl gefühlt. Es war überwiegend eine fantastische Zeit, deswegen habe ich mich entschieden, beim BVB zu bleiben.“

Völler nach Final-Einzug: Das macht die U21 besser als die Nationalelf

<!–>

[–>Quelle: SID26.06.2025

Bereits Ende 2024 erklärte er: „Ich habe vor allem die Jugendzeit beim BVB verbracht und ich kann nur sagen, die Jugendzeit war die schönste Zeit in meiner jungen Karriere. Im Profibereich habe ich beim BVB nicht allzu viel mitgemacht. Bei der Eintracht jetzt, merke ich einfach diese Bereitschaft Menschen zu helfen, die positive Stimmung und Gelassenheit. Ich bin ein Spieler, der es mag, wenn man sich gegenseitig hilft und supportet und dass man vor allem den Spaß dabei nicht verliert.“

Und: „Wir haben alle wegen dem Spaß am Fußball angefangen. Klar ist Fußball auch nicht nur Spaß, aber der Spaß darf einfach nicht in Vergessenheit geraten. Hier bei der Eintracht habe ich einfach diese Lockerheit, diesen Spaß. Es macht einfach Bock zu trainieren. Beim BVB hatte ich eher das Gefühl von Unsicherheit in den Trainings und das ist für mich heute ein riesiger Unterschied.“

This news was originally published on this post .

About the author

About the author call_made

SPORTIVO

More posts

Milly Lacombe analisa chegada de Andreas Pereira ao Palmeiras, mas pondera: “Elenco do Flamengo ainda é melhor”

Andreas Pereira, novo reforço do Palmeiras, em ação pelo Fulham. (Foto: Alex Davidson/Getty Images)A chegada de Andreas Pereira ao Palmeiras vem gerando bastante repercussão junto às torcidas do Verdão e do Flamengo. Assim, a jornalista Milly Lacombe fez questão de comparar os dois times, e disse que a equipe de Leila Pereira tenta acompanhar o Rubro-negro. PUBLICIDADE PUBLICIDADEChegada de Andreas Pereira acende rivalidade Palmeiras x FlamengoA jornalista Milly Lacombe, do “UOL Esporte” analisou a chegada de Andreas Pereira pela visão tática, da necessidade do time, e também pelo simbolismo. Assim, ela elogiou a contratação do Palmeiras, mas reconheceu que o Flamengo segue com um elenco superior, e que o Verdão está correndo atrás.“Essa é uma contratação de peso. Ela traz uma história por trás que já deixa tudo mais apimentado. Para responder diretamente: Sim, vale a pena. Ele pode atuar […]

trending_flat
Ja’Marr Chase Wins Offensive Player of the Year? ‘First Things First’ Predicts NFL Awards

The "First Things First" crew took their shot at predicting some of the NFL awards for the 2025 season. They debated if Cam Ward or Ashton Jeanty would have a better rookie season. On the other side of the ball, Abdul Carter is a strong candidate for Defensive Rookie of the Year. Has Catch of the Year already been decided as the NFL's most famous couple — Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift — got engaged? Nick Wright might think so. Check out who the "First Things First" crew picked to win five different NFL awards during the 2025 season:Nick Wright's Picks: Offensive Rookie of the Year: Ashton Jeanty, RB, Las Vegas RaidersDefensive Rookie of the Year: Abdul Carter, DL, New York GiantsCatch of the Year: Travis Kelce + Taylor Swift engagementDefensive Player of the Year: Maxx Crosby, DL, Las Vegas RaidersOffensive Player of […]

trending_flat
Mike Pereira Explains New College Football Touchdown Celebration Rules

<!--> [--> Mike Pereira NFL & College Football Rules Expert <!--> --> A big point of emphasis this season in college football is going to be celebrations. Players won’t want to use fake guns as a celebration tool or else it’s going to be an automatic penalty.Don’t shoot your pretend gun. Don’t show that you have one tucked away. Don’t act like there’s any recoil. Just leave that out of it this year, and there won’t be any penalties. With that, no fake acts of violence in general. The throat slash is already an awful signal, so players should plan on leaving that one out this season.In some ways, college football has gotten a little more liberal with its celebrations. Now, you can spike the football and there are some other things that are being permitted a little more. They […]

trending_flat
Mike Pereira Explains College Football Rules Updates to Roughing the Passer

<!--> [--> Mike Pereira NFL & College Football Rules Expert <!--> --> Everybody wants to make sure quarterbacks are protected, and I get that.Roughing the passer, though, has become one of the most controversial calls in college football, even more so if you extend it to targeting.For this season in college football, there were a few words added into the rule for roughing the passer. They don’t represent major rule updates, but they’re noteworthy enough and are likely to come up in a few big games throughout the season.The goal is to protect the player who’s in a passing posture. That means if he’s in the pocket and looking down the field, he’s defenseless. He might be able to feel pressure coming from either side, but he’s essentially a defenseless player. As long as a quarterback is in that passing […]

trending_flat
Mike Pereira Explains How College Football Will Punish Faking Injuries This Season

<!--> [--> Mike Pereira NFL & College Football Rules Expert <!--> --> Let’s take a moment to appreciate the NCAA, which is the first major football organization to address the issue of faking injuries in key situations.In the modern football landscape, a lot of teams are playing at a fast pace and high tempo with no huddles. Especially late in games, it’s difficult for defenses to keep up with the opposition, especially if the offense is having success.The best way for some teams to slow down opposing offenses, especially in those key situations late in games, is to have a player go down "injured" on defense to stop the game. Every once in a while, you’d see a player grab a hamstring or ankle and sit down to stop the game at a key moment when the offense is on […]

trending_flat
Mike Pereira Explains Overtime Rule Changes in College Football

<!--> [--> Mike Pereira NFL & College Football Rules Expert <!--> --> Few events provide more drama in sports than overtime in college football.This year, a key rule change has been made that will affect how games that go multiple OTs are managed. Teams will not have the safety valve of a fresh timeout for every new period.The gist of overtime will stay the same, but here’s a breakdown of how it will look different in 2025. New overtime rules will be coming to college football. (Photo by Gus Stark/LSU/University Images via Getty Images} <!--> -->It wasn’t too long ago that college football games could end in a tie if the game was even after regulation. Before the 1995 season, college games could end in a tie in that scenario. It was the bowl season in ‘95 that saw the […]

Related

Milly Lacombe analisa chegada de Andreas Pereira ao Palmeiras, mas pondera: “Elenco do Flamengo ainda é melhor”

Andreas Pereira, novo reforço do Palmeiras, em ação pelo Fulham. (Foto: Alex Davidson/Getty Images)A chegada de Andreas Pereira ao Palmeiras vem gerando bastante repercussão junto às torcidas do Verdão e do Flamengo. Assim, a jornalista Milly Lacombe fez questão de comparar os dois times, e disse que a equipe de Leila Pereira tenta acompanhar o Rubro-negro. PUBLICIDADE PUBLICIDADEChegada de Andreas Pereira acende rivalidade Palmeiras x FlamengoA jornalista Milly Lacombe, do “UOL Esporte” analisou a chegada de Andreas Pereira pela visão tática, da necessidade do time, e também pelo simbolismo. Assim, ela elogiou a contratação do Palmeiras, mas reconheceu que o Flamengo segue com um elenco superior, e que o Verdão está correndo atrás.“Essa é uma contratação de peso. Ela traz uma história por trás que já deixa tudo mais apimentado. Para responder diretamente: Sim, vale a pena. Ele pode atuar […]

trending_flat
Ja’Marr Chase Wins Offensive Player of the Year? ‘First Things First’ Predicts NFL Awards

The "First Things First" crew took their shot at predicting some of the NFL awards for the 2025 season. They debated if Cam Ward or Ashton Jeanty would have a better rookie season. On the other side of the ball, Abdul Carter is a strong candidate for Defensive Rookie of the Year. Has Catch of the Year already been decided as the NFL's most famous couple — Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift — got engaged? Nick Wright might think so. Check out who the "First Things First" crew picked to win five different NFL awards during the 2025 season:Nick Wright's Picks: Offensive Rookie of the Year: Ashton Jeanty, RB, Las Vegas RaidersDefensive Rookie of the Year: Abdul Carter, DL, New York GiantsCatch of the Year: Travis Kelce + Taylor Swift engagementDefensive Player of the Year: Maxx Crosby, DL, Las Vegas RaidersOffensive Player of […]

trending_flat
Mike Pereira Explains New College Football Touchdown Celebration Rules

<!--> [--> Mike Pereira NFL & College Football Rules Expert <!--> --> A big point of emphasis this season in college football is going to be celebrations. Players won’t want to use fake guns as a celebration tool or else it’s going to be an automatic penalty.Don’t shoot your pretend gun. Don’t show that you have one tucked away. Don’t act like there’s any recoil. Just leave that out of it this year, and there won’t be any penalties. With that, no fake acts of violence in general. The throat slash is already an awful signal, so players should plan on leaving that one out this season.In some ways, college football has gotten a little more liberal with its celebrations. Now, you can spike the football and there are some other things that are being permitted a little more. They […]

trending_flat
Mike Pereira Explains College Football Rules Updates to Roughing the Passer

<!--> [--> Mike Pereira NFL & College Football Rules Expert <!--> --> Everybody wants to make sure quarterbacks are protected, and I get that.Roughing the passer, though, has become one of the most controversial calls in college football, even more so if you extend it to targeting.For this season in college football, there were a few words added into the rule for roughing the passer. They don’t represent major rule updates, but they’re noteworthy enough and are likely to come up in a few big games throughout the season.The goal is to protect the player who’s in a passing posture. That means if he’s in the pocket and looking down the field, he’s defenseless. He might be able to feel pressure coming from either side, but he’s essentially a defenseless player. As long as a quarterback is in that passing […]

trending_flat
Mike Pereira Explains How College Football Will Punish Faking Injuries This Season

<!--> [--> Mike Pereira NFL & College Football Rules Expert <!--> --> Let’s take a moment to appreciate the NCAA, which is the first major football organization to address the issue of faking injuries in key situations.In the modern football landscape, a lot of teams are playing at a fast pace and high tempo with no huddles. Especially late in games, it’s difficult for defenses to keep up with the opposition, especially if the offense is having success.The best way for some teams to slow down opposing offenses, especially in those key situations late in games, is to have a player go down "injured" on defense to stop the game. Every once in a while, you’d see a player grab a hamstring or ankle and sit down to stop the game at a key moment when the offense is on […]

trending_flat
Mike Pereira Explains Overtime Rule Changes in College Football

<!--> [--> Mike Pereira NFL & College Football Rules Expert <!--> --> Few events provide more drama in sports than overtime in college football.This year, a key rule change has been made that will affect how games that go multiple OTs are managed. Teams will not have the safety valve of a fresh timeout for every new period.The gist of overtime will stay the same, but here’s a breakdown of how it will look different in 2025. New overtime rules will be coming to college football. (Photo by Gus Stark/LSU/University Images via Getty Images} <!--> -->It wasn’t too long ago that college football games could end in a tie if the game was even after regulation. Before the 1995 season, college games could end in a tie in that scenario. It was the bowl season in ‘95 that saw the […]

Be the first to leave a comment

Leave a comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Sportivo bridges the gap between talent and opportunity.

About SPORTIVO

Sportivo Network is a dedicated social platform for sports enthusiasts, athletes, and scouts. Whether you’re an aspiring athlete looking for opportunities, a coach searching for talent, or simply a sports lover wanting to connect with like-minded people, Sportivo is your go-to network. With features like direct messaging, profile showcasing, and talent scouting, Sportivo bridges the gap between talent and opportunity. Here, you can share your achievements, interact with professionals, and open doors to the next level in your sports journey. Join Sportivo Network – because every great athlete deserves to be discovered!
Copyright © 2025 SPORTIVO News. and SPORTIVO Network. All rights reserved.

Login to enjoy full advantages

Please login or subscribe to continue.

Go Premium!

Enjoy the full advantage of the premium access.

Stop following

Unfollow Cancel

Cancel subscription

Are you sure you want to cancel your subscription? You will lose your Premium access and stored playlists.

Go back Confirm cancellation