News about Bastian Schweinsteiger

Bastian Schweinsteiger has weighed in to give his opinion on the debate between Paul Scholes, Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard. Scholes, Gerrard and Lampard are three of the greatest midfielders in Premier League history, with the trio all racking up numerous individual and team accolades across their careers. But, despite their glittering time in the game, they struggled to form an effective partnership in the centre of the park for England as the Three Lions' Golden Generation failed to fulfill their potential on the international stage.

Bastian Schweinsteiger has revealed how his two-year stint at Manchester United came to a bitter end in a new interview with Gary Neville.  The heavily decorated Germany international arrived at Old Trafford in 2015 after a celebrated tenure at his boyhood side Bayern Munich.  But after initially failing to settle under then-head coach Louis van Gaal, the arrival of Jose Mourinho at the club in the summer of 2016 saw his fortunes take a turn for the worse. 

During the Champions League final penalty shootout, Mario Gomez said he felt Petr Cech had read his mind. Bayern Munich welcomed Roberto Di Matteo's Chelsea to the Allianz Arena in search of their fifth Champions League victory. The Blues were in search of their first and seemed to be headed home empty-handed after Thomas Muller fired Bayern in front on 83 minutes.

Bastian Schweinsteiger says Xabi Alonso's 'dream' is to lead Liverpool and he'll leave Bayer Leverkusen for Anfield in the summer. After the 'tired' German revealed that he would step down at the end of the season, the Spaniard, 42, is the hot favorite to replace Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool. It comes as Alonso's Leverkusen side leads the Bundesliga table ahead of Bayern Munich and maintains their position in the DFB-Pokal and the UEFA Europa League.

IAN LADYMAN: Sir Alex Ferguson resigned in Anfield's box on March 10, 2016, after Louis van Gaal's Manchester United lost 2-0 to Liverpool in the Europa League. Ferguson could not have cracked Aberdeen granite, but not good enough.' You can't play like this.' Not here.'

MIKE KEEGAN: There was no doubt who drew the celebrity chanting in the singles. Bastian Schweinsteiger, the German football legend, and his wife Ana Ivanovic could be seen following Rory McIlroy's game, as well as former One Direction singer Niall Horan, who is close friends with the world No. 2. Former Bayern Munich and Manchester United star Schweinsteiger pulled all the attention from the galleries, with few realising who Ivanovic was - despite her being a former world No 1 tennis ace and Grand Slam winner! Bob MacIntyre is widely regarded as one of the sport's top guys, and the generous Scot's behavior here would unquestionably reflect that fame.

Bastian Schweinsteiger, a former Germany winger, tells talkSPORT that Pep Guardiola shares responsibility for the national team's demise, adding that Germany lost its value as a result of the Spanish coach's departure. 'When Pep Guardiola joined Bayern Munich, everybody assumed we had to play this football, like short passes and everything.' 'We were definitely losing our values,' Schweinsteiger told Talksport on Thursday.

Bastian Schweinsteiger's flirtation with his co-host on German television after Argentina's World Cup victory. When Esther Sedlaczek unexpectedly allowed the former Germany midfielder the last word, she was wrapping up their coverage of the Lusail Stadium's final on Sunday. 'Basti, we've come to the end of it,' Sedlaczek said. We've got that. It was a lot of fun with you. Thank you so much for that.' Esther, the former Germany, Manchester United, and Bayern Munich player, was unable to resist one final joke.' Now we're going on vacation together for two weeks, right?'

IAN HERBERT: The demise of a major football nation has sparked the German newspaper Bild in the aftermath. The team coach pulled away from the mistle that had engulfed Al Bayt's stadium, and it seemed that the tone had been prevailing. Players seemed to be saying it was over every time you looked on Thursday night. Thomas Muller's gesture to the little enclave of Germans supporters seemed to be imbued with meaning. The 33-year-old would later call his fourth and final World Cup 'an absolute disaster.' Ilkay Gundogan said he didn't worry about his future, and Niklas Sule was similarly non-committal, though you may wonder how much money he's got for any more of this. Bastian Schweinsteiger, a symbol of times when the world feared Germany, erupted on national television over the Dortmund centre half's performances. I don't like it.' 'This is not healthy,' he said.

After the team crashed out on Thursday night for the second time in four years, Germany's World Cup disappointment was dubbed a 'disgrace.' Germany needed to defeat Costa Rica and hope other results would follow their way after having only gained one point from their first two games in the tournament. They came from behind to defeat Spain 2-1, but Hansi Flick's team lost on goal difference.

On Thursday night, Hansi Flick quashed Bastian Schweinsteiger's review of his Germany team's results against Costa Rica, describing it as "complete garbage." Flick had claimed that he was not responsible for the national team's shocking group stage departure, but the ex-Bayern Munich coach insisted he was to blame. Despite defeating Costa Rica 4-2 in their last game of group E, the team was eventually kicked out of the tournament on goal difference after Japan defeated Spain 2-1 in the other big upset in the group.

Bastian Schweinsteiger, a former Manchester United midfielder, has sluggishly remarked on his former team after Monday's 2-1 victory over Liverpool and believed the Reds were the best team on the night. Erik ten Hag's first Premier League win as United boss was aided by goals from Jadon Sancho and Marcus Rashford on both directions of halftime. The three points lifted the club off the bottom of the table and lifted it off the bottom of the table.