Jürgen Klopp Disgusted by Claims His Germany Team Are ‘Not White Enough’
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"In normal life, I have little time for stupidity and in social media, Germany's Bundestrainer Jürgen Klopp spoke against his team at a press conference on discriminatory commentaries on the net.
Germany coach Jurgen Klopp has responded to racist comments on social media directed at his national team players. At a press conference ahead of the Nations League match against Serbia in Munich on Thursday, reporters asked him about posts claiming the team was "not German enough" or "not white enough". Klopp initially said he had not even seen the comments. The German coach was very clear with his response. "There is no point in wasting time w…
In the third match under Jürgen Klopp Germany meets Serbia. Before the match national players are insulted online. The Bundestrainer chooses clear words.
GERMAN coach Jürgen Klopp strongly condemned racist comments against national team members, saying that he will not waste time on such people and highlighting the dressing room as an example of coexistence.
After the Greek game there is not only content criticism for the German national team, but also hatred on the net. The Bundestrainer defends himself.
Jürgen Klopp has reacted harshly to a social media debate questioning whether the German national team he is forming was “white enough” after the Greece match. “I have very little time to devote to fools,” Klopp said, noting that “there is no point in opening up space for such people and what they say.”
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