"My ankle worries me," said Bastian Schweinsteiger from the lingering effects of a hamstring injury suffered in February and continue to hamper the midfielder, who was playing "tricks".
A broken collarbone, broken ankle ligaments and a calf injury kept Bastian Schweinsteiger of about one third of the games of FC Bayern Munich last season and some even doubt his participation in the UEFA EURO 2012. Although it looked back at his best with two assists in the defeat of the group stage of the Netherlands, however, the influential German midfielder has now revealed that he is having problems.
"To be honest, I'm worried about my ankle," said the 27-year-old in an interview with the newspaper Welt, published this morning. "There have been cured of an ideal form," said a problem that dates back to February.
With his performance against Denmark and Greece now below par, the criticism has been expressed to him, matters relating to their high strength and this explains why it has chosen to reveal their problems. "I'm in shape," he said. "It's not a question of resistance. Are small movements in a game, so explosive.
"Before the match Greece could only take part in the last training session. I missing something." I played some tricks against Greece, which rarely happens to me. Do not happen to a player like me. "The time has come for me to rest. We have two more games and I'll fight through. Then I have to do to finally get fully fit again."
The lack of clarity, will be explained, has led to "more and more of an organizer of the game, while Sami Khedira is becoming more races that attack." Statistics show that Schweinsteiger played an incredible 109 passes in the quarterfinals on Friday, with a completion rate of 92%, certainly not something to be ashamed, although the few steps that go astray he was concerned .
So it was a warning, as well as praise, when Captain Philipp Lahm said today:. "We need a fully fit Bastian Schweinsteiger We are in the semifinals of a European Championship He has experience and knows his body, so it is important .. if he could play."
Much has been made of the depth in the German team and many in the stands in Gdansk on Friday, when Greece was defeated 4-2, was asked why did not replace Joachim Löw Schweinsteiger, with Toni Kroos in the second half. The answer is simple - Loew remains hopeful that the number 7 is on its way. Schweinsteiger, however, has already said he "would not have a problem with it" if Löw decided to replace it for Thursday's semifinal.
A broken collarbone, broken ankle ligaments and a calf injury kept Bastian Schweinsteiger of about one third of the games of FC Bayern Munich last season and some even doubt his participation in the UEFA EURO 2012. Although it looked back at his best with two assists in the defeat of the group stage of the Netherlands, however, the influential German midfielder has now revealed that he is having problems.
"To be honest, I'm worried about my ankle," said the 27-year-old in an interview with the newspaper Welt, published this morning. "There have been cured of an ideal form," said a problem that dates back to February.
With his performance against Denmark and Greece now below par, the criticism has been expressed to him, matters relating to their high strength and this explains why it has chosen to reveal their problems. "I'm in shape," he said. "It's not a question of resistance. Are small movements in a game, so explosive.
"Before the match Greece could only take part in the last training session. I missing something." I played some tricks against Greece, which rarely happens to me. Do not happen to a player like me. "The time has come for me to rest. We have two more games and I'll fight through. Then I have to do to finally get fully fit again."
The lack of clarity, will be explained, has led to "more and more of an organizer of the game, while Sami Khedira is becoming more races that attack." Statistics show that Schweinsteiger played an incredible 109 passes in the quarterfinals on Friday, with a completion rate of 92%, certainly not something to be ashamed, although the few steps that go astray he was concerned .
So it was a warning, as well as praise, when Captain Philipp Lahm said today:. "We need a fully fit Bastian Schweinsteiger We are in the semifinals of a European Championship He has experience and knows his body, so it is important .. if he could play."
Much has been made of the depth in the German team and many in the stands in Gdansk on Friday, when Greece was defeated 4-2, was asked why did not replace Joachim Löw Schweinsteiger, with Toni Kroos in the second half. The answer is simple - Loew remains hopeful that the number 7 is on its way. Schweinsteiger, however, has already said he "would not have a problem with it" if Löw decided to replace it for Thursday's semifinal.
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