Daniel Baier farewell match on 9th September A team from the promotion squad to face FCA’s...

Falk’s report was captured by @iMiaSanMia and revealed that even though Thuram will be available for free, Bayern Munich will move on from a potential pursuit of the Frenchman:

All participants are asked to bring their own yoga mat. If the weather is bad, the event will be moved to the Business Floor of the PreZero Arena.

Jae-Sung Lee (South Korea), Edimilson Fernandes (Switzerland) and Silvan Widmer (Switzerland) are through to the last...

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Bellingham – – declared that “he had Cantor’s back” and told Carragher to “do better” and the former Liverpool defender took the England international’s advice onboard.

Edin Terzic (to ZDF): “We immediately came under pressure, had a catastrophic first half and had Gregor to thank that it was only 1-0 at the break. We were nervous on the ball, took far too many touches and repeatedly invited the opponent to press us by repeatedly playing the ball square and only rarely in behind. We rarely managed to relieve the pressure. It got better in the second half, but it still wasn’t good. We only had the one chance to score an equaliser through Jamie Bynoe-Gittens. That was far too little offensively.”
Marco Reus (to ZDF): “Leipzig gobbled us up in the first half. We were able to stabilise a bit in the second. We created few to no good opportunities over the 90 minutes. When there are only two games left until the final, that’s far too little. We never succeeded in getting into good spaces or behind the Leipzig defence, we never succeeded in establishing ourselves in the opposition half and posing a threat. We had too little penetration in our play and were too far apart off the ball.”
Julian Brandt (to ZDF): “We didn’t deserve to win the match today. We were absolutely harmless offensively and too open defensively. In the first half in particular, we did not manage to keep hold of the ball. That played into Leipzig’s hands. We already showed in the first half of the season that we capitulate when we’re not focused. We were actually extremely lucky that we got through the first 10 minutes without conceding a goal. Gregor is an outstanding backstop. What happened in Munich was a separate matter. He keeps us in the game in many matches. We’ve made a sh*tty start to the period after the international break.”

In the opening game of Group B, Croatia U21s were beaten 2-0 by Ukraine, and Both Beljo, who had previously been in the squad for the senior national team, and Čolina couldn’t prevent defeat and were substituted off in the second half. Oleksiy Kaschuk (19’) and Denylo Sikan (48’) scored Ukraine’s goals. Croatia therefore need to pick up points in their second group match on Saturday (20: 45 CEST), otherwise they face elimination from the group stage.

Whether it is club executives, the media, his players, fans or anyone else, Nagelsmann always knows there is a keen eye watching his every move.

Following a demanding relegation battle over the course of recent months, the team will now sign off for their summer holidays. The players will return to Zuzenhausen on 2 July, when the work for the 2023/24 season will commence with a public training session.