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Klose himself is not very concerned about his current situation in the transfer market, after all, he is a relatively casual player, so even if there is a chance to join a stronger club with a better chance of fighting for the title, he is not very interested in it. For Klose, it's good to have plenty of playing time and earn enough wages to live comfortably for the rest of his life.

In fact, the reason why Klose transferred to Bremen in his previous life was mainly because Kaiserslautern suffered a serious financial crisis at that time, and needed to get funds for his transfer to continue to operate, which forced Klose to leave Kaiserslautern and embarked on a path to become a world-class star in Bremen.

Therefore, Klose is less concerned than how many teams are interested in him, but he cares more about what the fans think of him - although Klose is not very keen on moving to a higher level of football club due to personality reasons, the young center forward still has some pursuits in his heart, such as a main position in the club, such as getting stable playing time from Worrall, etc., which are his main goals now. In this way, he has to care about what the fans think of him.

After all, in German football, the opinions of the fans often interfere with the manager's decision-making in a large way. For example, Effenberg, who caused a middle finger incident in the World Cup in the United States, Tiger has never entered the German national team since then, and the main reason is not because German fans don't buy his account?

Therefore, if German fans feel that Klose is unreliable as a striker, then unless Klose can reverse this impression with practical actions, it is very likely that the affected Worrall will replace him at a critical moment, or even abandon him!

How Klose reversed the image he left in people's minds of "bullying the weak and fearing the hard" will not be mentioned here, and the remaining two quarter-finals will be introduced below.

The day after the German team eliminated Paraguay and the United States with two 1-0 scores and stumbled into the semifinals, the South Korea-Japan World Cup, which has been criticized by many fans, once again caused an uproar because of one game!

With the help of Ecuadorian referee Moreno, the host South Korea, who finally eliminated the defending champion Italy with a golden goal, caused trouble again, and they relied on the excellent performance of Egyptian referee Gandur, the twelfth man on the field, to draw 0-0 with Spain in 120 minutes, and played 5-3 with the opponent in the penalty shootout, thus becoming the first Asian team to reach the semi-finals of the World Cup!

In this way, following the unjust death of Italy under Moreno, the Spanish national team led by Camacho has become another unjust ghost who died under the referee's controversial decision!

Similar to what happened to Italy, there was no shortage of controversial decisions and extreme favoritism from the referees and hosts in this quarter-final. Not to mention the various open shoulders and dark elbows of the Korean players in the defense, just the fact that the Korean player Kim Tae-young made an own goal in the second half, but was ruled invalid by Gandur (I really don't know what reason this guy will justify his decision when he submits his report to FIFA after the game), it is enough to make everyone realize that there must be something wrong with this game!

You know, it's an own goal! And it was also in Kim Tae-young's brain pumping and taking the initiative to go in! Even such a ball Gandur dared to ignore it directly, and the South Koreans dared to shamelessly claim that the referee made the correct ruling, and the fate of the Spaniards was actually sealed from this moment.

In addition to inexplicably blowing away the most obvious own goal of the South Korean team, the referee played even more bravely in the subsequent extra time. Gandur first adopted the assistant referee's opinion, ruling that Morientes' cross from Joaquín headed in the winning golden ball out of bounds, and then he blew a one-on-one chance that Morientes had managed to fight for offside, allowing Spain to miss the chance to end the game again.

As a result, in the referee's bias and the unbridled defense of the South Korean players, Spain, who should have been able to settle the battle in regular time, was finally dragged into a penalty shootout and lost to South Korea on 12 yards, missing out on the qualification for the World Cup semi-finals!

Due to the obvious misjudgments and omissions in these games, as well as the defensive actions of the Korean players in the game, which are almost called wrestling, and the referee's disregard for it, coupled with the sensitive identity of the South Korean team as the host of this World Cup, and the attitude of no one in South Korea after the game, the fact that South Korea surpassed North Korea and set the best record since the Asian team participated in the World Cup has not been praised and recognized by all walks of life. On the contrary, it has set off a wave of condemnation of Korean football around the world!

Fans posted online that they could not accept the result, demanded that FIFA investigate the two matches, and denounced the two referees, Moreno and Gandur, for fueling the arrogance of the South Koreans and ruining a World Cup that should have brought fans good memories!

Although there are also brain-dead fans who are washing the ground for South Korea, claiming that Spain also have chances to score, such as Mendieta's goalmouth follow-up in extra-time and a goalmouth grabber by Morientes in the 1001st minute, they just didn't take it. Therefore, in the eyes of these brain-dead fans, although there are some controversies in this game, this is not the real reason why the Spaniards were eliminated.

"Who made you waste so many chances in the game, and when you were eliminated, you started complaining about the unfairness of the referee...... Isn't it just that two goals were blown off, and if you score two more, you will get it? That's what these Korean fans said after the game.

As soon as this remark came out, it immediately caused countless angry counterattacks from Spanish fans and media, among which the comment of "Marca" newspaper was the most scathing: "Yes, we did waste some chances in the game, but do you think it is so easy to score?" You know, even the best striker in the world can't guarantee that every shot he has will turn into a goal...... And let's not forget, since Mr. Gandur could have misjudged so many one-on-one goals for offside, and blew two indisputably good balls in quick succession, he could have blown away two more of our goals! ”

As the saying goes, if you don't die, you won't die. The Koreans themselves dare to take the initiative to jump out at this time, so don't blame others for falling into the trap on them.