"My sensitivity for Karius is restricted," Hamann, 44, told magazine Sport Bild.
"We don't need to talk about that he chose the last with his two mix-ups.
"Something to that effect can likewise happen to an expert footballer.
"In any case, what I didn't care for was his conduct thereafter.
"To publically demonstrate his torment after the last shriek was similarly as pointless as his sad requesting pardoning from the Reds fans."
Karius' twofold slip-ups in Kiev permitted Karim Benzema and Gareth Bale to grab objectives for Real in a 3-1 crush and the 24-year-old goalkeeper cut a miserable figure as he mournfully cheered voyaging fans after the last shriek.
In any case, Hamann was disinterested with his kindred German.
"Liverpool fans excuse their stars similarly and additionally some other, the song of devotion 'You'll Never Walk Alone' is a piece of life out at the club," said Hamann, who won the 2005 last with Liverpool.
"With one exemption: when your inner self doesn't coordinate your execution.
"Karius drives through Liverpool with the customized number plates 'LK1' and makes waves in the city at whatever point he ventures out.
"Having affectation like that is something Cristiano Ronaldo, false name CR7, can pull off in Madrid, since he has won the Champions League five times.
"Somebody like Karius has not accomplished anything yet in his vocation and ought to be cheerful to have been given the shot by (Liverpool mentor Jurgen) Klopp at a world-class club."
Hamann isn't the primary previous Germany universal to reprimand Karius, who left Mainz for Liverpool in 2016, after Lothar Matthaeus portrayed his execution in Kiev as the "most noticeably awful goalkeeping show in the last 20 or 30 years".
Be that as it may, Germany head mentor Joachim Loew, right now in northern Italy for a World Cup preparing camp, sent Karius, who presently can't seem to play a worldwide, an instant message of help following Saturday's last.
English Police are researching after Karius was subjected to death dangers and disgusting misuse via web-based networking media by enraged Liverpool fans following his expensive errors in Kiev.
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