Munich – Michael Ballack failed to appear at the 2010 World Cup because of injury bandaged. President of Bayern Munich, Uli Hoeness believe this moment is the right moment for Ballack, retired from the German national team.

Ballack got injured in the ankle because of the hard tekel defend opposing players while Chelsea in the FA Cup final match versus Portsmouth mid-May. At least he takes eight weeks to restore the injury.

With the fact that Ballack is unable to pursue the practical time to be able to strengthen Germany in South Africa. Especially with his age is now 33 years old who had entered the tournament could be this year's World Cup is his last.

The only tournament that allows players to follow this 189cm tallis Euro 2012. Although kansnya to be elected to return to the squad will be much smaller.

Some time ago, Ballack had said it would decide his career with Der Panzer after the World Cup in 2010. However, according to Hoeness this a timely moment for Ballack to leave the national team and focus fully to the club defended.

“As a friend, I would recommend Michael to concentrate fully on his club after the World Cup,” suggestion Hoeness told Sport Bild quoted by Sky Sports.

“I do not feel it was not a smart decision to make the European Cup in 2012 as a target. Although it is bitter, you should be aware in time to say enough is enough,” said Hoeness.

During the senior squad was summoned to Germany in 1999, Ballack had 98 appearances and contributed 42 goals. However, the former Bayern player, Kaiserlautern and Bayern Leverkusen was only able to bring the German occupied the runner-up in World Cup 2002 and the European Cup in 2008.
(DTC / krs)