You'll be seeing some old colleagues from Salzburg in the coming season. Are you looking forward to already knowing a few players in your new team?
Sinn: “I've played with Philipp Krening for the last ten years. It's incredibly cool that we're now going to Red Bull München together. Ryan Murphy is a great guy and a fantastic teammate. I recently got to know Luis Schinko and Fabio Wagner during the national team's World Cup preparations. They are absolutely top players. I can learn a lot from Fabio in particular, who is a defender like me. But of course, I'm looking forward to the whole team.”
Oliver David is the new coach in Munich. You've already played under him for the last two years. What is your relationship like with him and what do you appreciate about working with him?
Sinn: "Oliver and I have a very good relationship. He brought me into the professional team back then and gave me both trust and ice time, for which I am extremely grateful. He is a very honest and transparent guy, always friendly and positive. For this reason, I think there will be a good atmosphere that will benefit the entire team and organization. He is definitely an asset to Red Bull München.
He has already spoken about his playing philosophy in interviews, expressing a clear vision. Can you tell us more about that and how you think this philosophy can be implemented in the coming season?
Sinn: “His playing philosophy is more offensive. He plays in the classic Red Bulls style, which is very aggressive and fast forward. I personally like that a lot because I try to push forward as much as possible myself. The example of Salzburg shows that his style of play works well when the whole team is behind it. If we as a team internalize that in the next season, I am convinced that we will be successful.”
Let's turn briefly to the national team: you played for the DEB selection in both test matches against Austria and set up the 3-0 lead in the second game. How was that experience for you?
Sinn: “After last season, I hoped I would be selected, but I didn't necessarily expect it. So I was absolutely delighted when I got the call. Playing alongside players I've been watching on TV since I was a kid was a special experience. Then there were the two games against Austria, where I met many of my former teammates... I couldn't have imagined a better debut.”
