When Joshua Kimmich HIT BACK at Hansi Flick 😳

Watch the fascinating moment where Joshua Kimmich hits back at his manager, Hansi Flick, after Germany's defeat to France in Qatar. Watch more behind-the-scenes moments from the 2022 tournament, in All or nothing: The German national team in Qatar, available on Prime Video.

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[KingWelshy]

And he's not being disrespectful in any way. It's just a communication of building understanding and possible solutions when certain phases need possible tweaks.

[ArielleXArielle]

It's embarrasssing when you include "HIT BACK" in the title just to get views. You don't have to do that tabloids stuff to get views, because folks already respect AMAZON PRIME Video Sport. And he didn't HIT BACK, but clearly stated his point in a respectful way to the manager.

[JonathanFrakess]

Shame on you Prime for re uploading this with this headline. You don't need this. Please be professional.

[i.m]

He asked if it was clear to the players, kimmich basically said no. Then his response was to say haven't we discussed this? And seemingly wasn't happy about kimmich telling him the truth.
Communication is key, but that goes both ways, talking and listening.

[nica]

This is normal in any professional setting in Germany, speaking your mind is normal and is not seen as rude. Honesty is valued above everything else and can help resolve problems or missunderstandings faster.

[slowedversion]

Joshua was being respectful 100%. But I respect Hansi Flick as well as we listed to Kimmich to the fullest and then he responded. This is beautiful. This is what the game is. And I thank Amazon for uploading moments like these as it’s something the viewer almost never gets to see .

[LNLBD]

Kimmich could become a great manager in the future. His football intelligence is very high and he has worked under a lot of great coaches through the years - Guardiola, Ancelotti, Heynckes, Flick himself.

[lenamaria]

Kimmich ist klasse. Er spricht die Dinge mutig an, das traut sich so gut wie kein anderer. Respekt an ihn.

[AENX]

In der ganzen Doku war dieser Moment so unglaublich unangenehm.
Aber Respekt an Kimmich, er war einer der wenigen Spielern die überhaupt an dem Austausch da teilhaben wollten.
Für die Spieler, aber auch DURCH die Spieler und auch Flick eine sehr unangenehme Situation für alle vor Ort.
Kann mir auch gut vorstellen, dass sich ein Flick im nachhinein auch denkt, dass es der falsche Ansatz war, aber da hat es bei vielen an Professionalität und Seriosität gefehlt.
Zu viele unnötige Themen im Kopf, zu viel Ego, zu wenig Selbstreflektion, zu wenig Selbstvertrauen bei allen dort gewesen.
Man hat förmlich die Angst gespürt, die Angst vorm Versagen, die Angst Leute zu verletzen, die Angst verletzt zu werden.
Zu Flick in diesem Moment frage ich mich, warum man überhaupt nach einer Gegenmeinung fragt, wenn man keine einzige Gegenmeinung akzeptiert. Er war sehr gefrustet und genau das Gefühl hatte man in jedem Moment, keiner war er selbst.

Wirklich einer der ehrlichsten und eigenartigsten Szenen die ich jemals rund um den Fußball gesehen habe.

[marcusreilly]

I see why tuchel and kimmich had a fallout. Boy speaks his mind

[FatJ_official]

Es ist krass zu sehen wie jegliche Kritik nicht weiterhilft mit dem Team zusammen zu arbeiten sondern er sauer wird und die ganze Atmosphäre noch weiter runterzieht

[BURKO]

Kimmich is an Icon for me no matter whats going on with national team. Mental power. Different level

[AnthonyDelgado-he]

Joshua Kimmich top leader and future top manager

[moadtouhami]

It's just an honest exchange between coach and players. Flick asks if anything is unclear and Kimmich suggests that the 4-2-3-1 struggles against the opposition 5 at the back. Flick then explains that he's told them what to do, in that situation.. But Kimmich is suggesting the players don't "like it"... Reality is, players are there to carry out the coach's game plan. At the same time, the coach/Manager needs to get the players to buy into, how he's setting them up to play. It's a cool insight into that aspect of the game tbh ✨

[brownsugar]

Guy is like the perfect player..you don’t ever see him caught up in scandals or drama. He doesn’t care about being the highest paid or most famous, doesn’t care about being the goal scorer or face of the club/country. He trains hard and studies the game and of course always observing the pitch and voicing his opinion to his coach/teammates on what he’s seeing. Last but not least he’s always respectful and never has an ego. As a Madrid fan I wish we had him 👏

[DS-vxwf]

"hits back" more like the coach asked if anyone had a question. 🤡 whoever wrote that title.

[danielshytaj]

Flick: - if someone has a problem please speak up
Kimmich speaks
Flick :😢😡😡

[DubFun]

The tension here is thru the roof. Its odd to see that the situation became so tense with such a light topic

[colbymasvidal]

Lovely communication between player and manager🔥

[handleless]

"hit back"
*literally said it in the most respectful way possible *