Robert Klauß is set to face his former club Rapid Vienna, this time as the coach of Dunajska Streda in a test match. The meeting gives the German a chance to return to a club where his time ended abruptly.
Klauß has since looked back at his dismissal from Rapid and what it meant for him. According to the report, the experience prompted him to rethink fundamental aspects of how he works as a coach.
Lessons from Vienna
Rather than simply moving on, the 47-year-old has used the setback as a point of reference for his approach on the training ground and in his dealings with the squad. For a coach who now leads a Slovak side, the Rapid chapter appears to have become a source of learning rather than just a memory of a difficult end.
The friendly against his old club will therefore carry more meaning than a routine preparation game, both for Klauß personally and for the players who will be watching how he sets his team against the Austrian side.
Source: kurier.at
