Andrrich: Unbeaten away in the Bundesliga season will not happen again, I hope to play more games

May 18th In the last round of the Bundesliga this season, Leverkusen drew 2-2 with Mainz away. Leverkusen midfielder Andrich was interviewed after the game.

Mainz scored three goals in this game and was invalidated by VAR, and after Leverkusen drew, he has remained unbeaten away in the Bundesliga for two consecutive seasons. Andrich first said: "I am very happy with this strange game. I remained unbeaten away for two consecutive seasons, and I don't think this will happen again."

Leverkusen coach Alonso and defender Ta decided to leave this summer, and more players may choose to transfer and leave. Leverkusen may end a successful cycle. Andrich went on to say, "The last two days are very exciting, we played videos from the last two years at the team meeting. Now is the last moment for the people who have made history with you, but this experience will always end. But I'm sure Leverkusen won't fall apart, there are good people here, and they'll still form a very good lineup."

Andrich finally talked about his future: "Who is the new coach and his plan for me, these will affect my future, these are factors I will consider. I don't have a reason to want to change, I feel comfortable here. But next year there's the World Cup and I hope to get more game time next season. If I can't get it, maybe I'll think about it (transfer)."