Eberl Makes an Emotional Statement About Kimmich: „Life Is Different for Him Now“
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14-second readMax Eberl, the sports director of FC Bayern, made a statement about Joshua Kimmich's personal situation ahead of the match against Borussia Dortmund, acknowledging that Kimmich has been absent due to a family bereavement. Eberl explained that the club wants to provide Kimmich with the necessary support during this difficult time.

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Max Eberl, the sports director of FC Bayern, made a statement about Joshua Kimmich's personal situation ahead of the match against Borussia Dortmund, acknowledging that Kimmich has been absent due to a family bereavement. Eberl explained that the club wants to provide Kimmich with the necessary support during this difficult time. He stated that he had been in touch with Kimmich and recognized that his life is different now. The club is providing support and not just paying lip service.
Kimmich is set to take the next step in his recovery by training with his teammates for the first time after previously training individually. Assistant coach Aaron Danks stated that the team will assess how Kimmich progresses from there. The decision on whether Kimmich will be part of the squad against Dortmund is still uncertain and will depend on his readiness and discussions with the coaching staff.
Eberl emphasized that Kimmich should have a say in the pace of his return to the team. If Kimmich feels ready, the coaching staff will work with him to decide whether he is ready to play against Dortmund. Eberl acknowledged that the past few days have marked a significant change for Kimmich, and the club is giving him the support he needs.
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At FC Bayern, the focus ahead of the classic match against Borussia Dortmund isn’t just on Joshua Kimmich’s on-field situation. The midfielder has recently been absent due to a family bereavement. Sports director Max Eberl spoke at length about Kimmich’s personal situation ahead of the big match and made it clear that the record champions want to give the national team player the support he needs during this difficult time. “Of course I’ve been in touch with Jo. Eberl explained at the press conference ahead of the classic match against BVB. Following the loss within his family, the record champions want to continue providing the 30-year-old with the necessary support.
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