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Watzke: Hoeneß said Klopp will take over the German Football Association? Nash and Flick are from Bayern Munich.
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Watzke: Hoeneß said Klopp will take over the German Football Association? Nash and Flick are from Bayern Munich.

According to Sport1, Borussia Dortmund president and German Football Association (DFB) vice president Hans-Joachim Watzke responded to criticisms of the DFB by Bayern Munich honorary president Uli Hoeneß. Hoeneß had previously stated that new German national team coach Jurgen Klopp and his advisor Marc Kosik "have taken over the DFB." Watzke addressed this in interviews with RTL and Sky Sports.

Mundo Deportivo: Borja suffers a torn soleus muscle in his left leg, expected to be out for two weeks.
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Mundo Deportivo: Borja suffers a torn soleus muscle in his left leg, expected to be out for two weeks.

According to Diario Sport, Borja Iglesias will miss Celta Vigo's rescheduled match against Osasuna this Thursday due to injury. The striker felt a sharp pain during training at the club's sports center and was forced to leave the field. A subsequent MRI confirmed a tear in his left soleus muscle, and he is expected to be out for about two weeks. The injury occurred in Borja Iglesias' left leg.

Eto'o: Infantino didn't do anything wrong; the current situation is due to the upcoming election.
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Eto'o: Infantino didn't do anything wrong; the current situation is due to the upcoming election.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino is under immense pressure over his plans to sell a portion of his World Cup stake to outside investors, but former Chelsea and Barcelona star Samuel Eto'o remains supportive. In an interview, Eto'o stated that he believes the recent criticism of Infantino is related to the upcoming FIFA presidential election. "I don't think FIFA President Gianni Infantino..."