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Lars Ricken has defended Borussia Dortmund’s pragmatic tactical approach under Niko Kovac.

Borussia Dortmund managing director for sport Lars Ricken has defended manager Niko Kovac against criticism regarding the club's defensive playing style. Despite leading the Bundesliga after winning their opening four matches of the 2026/27 campaign, Kovac has faced scrutiny from fans desiring a return to expansive, attacking football.
Ricken emphasized to Kicker that defensive stability and securing results take precedence across a demanding campaign featuring over 50 matches. While acknowledging the supporters' emotional attachment to attacking play, Ricken noted that scrappy victories yield the same points as Dortmund prepare to host Werder Bremen.
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