Professional soccer player - Reus worries about time after career: "What comes next?"
The prospect of his career as a professional footballer coming to an end makes Marco Reus feel uneasy. When asked "What are you afraid of?" on the YouTube show Unspoken, the Dortmund player replied: "This moment of falling into a deep hole after my career. Emotionally, but also not knowing one hundred percent: What comes next? I'm the most impatient person in the world. I always have to be on my toes."
The 34-year-old extended his contract with BVB by a year last summer. It remains to be seen what will happen to him after the end of the season. "I'm used to having a structured plan: When is training? When do I have to be there? What is my schedule? At some point, that won't exist anymore," said the former international.
Unspoken on You Tube
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- Despite extending his contract with Borussia Dortmund in Bundesliga, the future of Marco Reus after his soccer career remains uncertain.
- Many people in North Rhine-Westphalia and Germany are closely following Marco Reus's career evolution and his concerns about the end of his professional soccer career.
- Reus, a feared opponent in Germany's Bundesliga and Soccer scene, has expressed his concerns about missing the structure and routine that comes with being a professional soccer player, once his career comes to an end.
- Fans and YouTube viewers alike, who tune in to the Unspoken show to see Marco Reus's candid interviews, can see his genuine concern about not having a structured plan for life after soccer.
- After his soccer career, Reus may not be able to enjoy the regular training schedules and matches that have defined his life in Bundesliga and Dortmund.
Source: www.stern.de