Cologne’s woes seem to be stacking up, even after their Bundesliga relegation. It’s been five days since their 1-4 defeat in Heidenheim that sealed their fate, yet there’s been no word on their plans for the upcoming second division season. Fans are left wondering what’s holding up the club from making crucial decisions regarding the team’s future.
Despite promises of introspection and a fresh start, Cologne has remained stagnant. Coach Timo Schultz’s lackluster record of just three wins in 18 games, combined with key issues within the squad, suggests a new direction may be needed. Speculation is rife that KSC’s Christian Eichner could potentially step in as his successor, but it appears the club’s management is hesitant to make a definitive move.
With players like Jeff Chabot already departing and others potentially following suit, Cologne’s leadership must act swiftly to reassure the team amidst uncertainty. The lack of clarity surrounding the coaching situation and the future of key players only adds to the frustration among fans, who are left questioning why the club is dragging its feet in addressing crucial matters post-relegation.
