Schalke striker Kevin Kuranyi has slammed former Germany boss Juergen Klinsmann for his man-management skills.
Kuranyi was not selected by Klinsmann in Germany's World Cup squad and the former Stuttgart man criticised the former Internazionale, Bayern Munich and Tottenham striker for not explaining why he was being dropped.
"[Klinsmann] is responsible for the biggest disappointment in my career," Kuranyi complained to Max magazine. "I have worked with many good coaches, who also put me on the bench for periods of time, but they always told me why.
"I respect these coaches. I have never met someone who drops me in such a cold manner."
The 25-year-old, whose club appear to have thrown away their chance at the Bundesliga title which - ironically - his former club Stuttgart are set to win, sees his future as a foreign adventure.
"Naturally the English, Spanish and Italian leagues would be a great challenge for me," he declared.
"And I'm sure that at some point I will be able to play there. But my contract runs until 2010, and I want to try to honour it."
Kuranyi slams Klinsmann - Football - Eurosport