Stach: Nashuai has not clearly told him that he needs me to play at the 6th position, but I can also play this position

October 17th Stach has performed well for Leeds United this season, but the German team coach Nagelsmann has not called him up because he has changed his position on the field. In a recent interview with Sky Sports, Stach said that he and Nagelsmann have not had any communication yet, and said that he is still qualified for the No. 6 position Nagelsmann needs.

Stach moved to Leeds United from Hoffenheim this summer. Nagelsmann said when talking about not recruiting the midfielder: "He no longer plays the position he played at Hoffenheim - that position was very interesting to us."

The message Nagelsmann conveyed is: Stach is excellent, but he actually needs him to play the No. 6 position. And as Stach said in an interview with Sky Sports, Nagelsmann has yet to convey these ideas to him personally.

Stach: "There has been no communication so far, and I feel a bit regretful, because if there is no communication at all, then you will naturally feel very, very far away from the team, which means that you are not considered at all."

"I don't expect anyone to take the initiative to contact you - but if someone tells you: here is the reason, Either you didn't do well enough, or you weren't called up because of it, which is of course a good thing, because I feel like I'm in good shape recently."

At Leeds United, the 26-year-old player was positioned as the No. 8 in the center of the midfield and started 6 times in 7 games (1 goal, 1 assist), 6 of which played the full 90 minutes.

Regarding the topic of the No. 6 position mentioned by Nagelsmann, Stach believes: "I can still play the No. 6 position. If I play a little further forward in Leeds, it will be like a double No. 6 position, but I am the one slightly more forward. I think I can still be qualified, That means I can play that position."

Stach stressed that he would be "very happy if he could be called up, which is what I work for every day," and said: "I just have to keep working hard and try to do a little more, so maybe the right person can. Pay attention and take note of my performance. "

Nagelsmann also said: "I will also continue to consider the state before the World Cup and continue to try to select players from clubs that are developing in the right direction. "

Stach also announced: "I will continue to work hard until the World Cup and do my best. There is only so much I can do and the final decision rests with others. "

So far, Stach has played two national team games for the German team, but they were all short-term substitute appearances (a total of 31 minutes). His debut for the German team will be against Israel in March 2022, and he also played against Italy three months later.