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In particular, Oliver Kahn as club CEO and Hasan Salihamidzic as sporting director are under the highest levels of scrutiny, but it’s also recently come out how much Uli Hoeness was in favor of the Nagelsmann to Tuchel switch and how much influence he still has in some of the big decisions that are made. It’s not solely Kahn or Brazzo, but they are still two of the three main faces representing the club’s front office and their statuses will be reviewed at the club’s upcoming meeting with the supervisory board.
Osnabrück were relegated from the 2. Liga after finishing 18th in the most recent campaign, and will therefore compete in the third division in the upcoming season. The two sides faced off against each other in the second round of the DFB-Pokal in October 2021, which ended in a Freiburg victory after the match went to penalties.
Five year contract until 2029 | In the first team in July| World and European champion with the German U17 | Fritz Walter Award Bronze Medalist
The magnificent Allianz Arena is home to Bayern Munich, one of the biggest teams in Germany...
The DFB has recently confirmed the upcoming three fixtures for the international window in June. The...
The striker extends contract early by one year until 2029 | 20 goal contributions in his debut season |Youngest RBL goalscorer in the UCL | DFL Supercup Winner 2023
The midfielder has signed a long-term extension to his deal, keeping him at the club until 30 June 2028.
FC Carl Zeiss Jena II: Kiontke – Wildner, Hof, Berk (59. Wichmann), Klug (75. Koch) – Börner (71. Kasper), Adam, Groß, Seifert (59. Wriske) – Krafczyk (46. Mehler), Leberecht
After finishing the 2023/24 Bundesliga campaign in ninth place, SV Werder Bremen narrowly missed out on a spot in Europe. However, now that the summer break has begun, the Green-Whites can focus on the positives and take a look back at everything they achieved in the season just gone. In the second part of our review of the campaign, we look at the players who scored their first SVW goals in 23/24.
Nediljko Labrović will never forget 26th March 2024. In the Misr Stadium, around 50 kilometres east of Cairo, the 1.96-metre-tall goalkeeper made his international debut for the Croatian senior side. Labrović was in net for the ‘Vrateni’ in the first half and helped his side to a 4-2 friendly win over Egypt. “That was the best moment of my career so far,” said Labrović in an interview with FCA TV.
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