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🔴Werder TRANSFER Talk! / Njinmah nach England? / Top Stürmer Suche ?!

1:30:51EnglishTranscribed Jul 20, 2026

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Every weekend, when the floodlights

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come on, the fans head off to the game with full

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force. Whether stadium stands or

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pure live stream. R [music] Nico is here.

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That's his [singing] track. Broadcasting with heart and an

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eye for the moment. Every

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tackle, every pass, everything [music] is on

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fire. [singing]

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YouTube, TikTok, the colors are clear.

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Green and [music] white, as it [singing]

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always was.

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Green and [music] white to Europe. The

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dream comes true with Ril Nico at the start.

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Are we always there for Werder, [music]

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for hope, for passion?

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Our love carries us. This is

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football culture [music] green and white. We will

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follow this path until we reach the goal, which is at the very

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top [music].

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Between interviews and fan chants, Werder Bremen fever will stay with me for

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life. A jersey in hand

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[music]

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and then it was time. Romano, our 20,

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bestows upon me immortality. [music]

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His pen on fabric. My heart stops

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. This moment will never end.

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The love for Werder, [music] it grows

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with every game. And Relnico is part

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of that feeling.

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Green and white to Europe, the dream

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comes true. With Relnico [music] on board,

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we're always there. For Werder, for

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hope, for pure passion. Our

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love carries us. This is football culture

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[music]

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green and white. We will follow this path until we reach the

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goal, which is at the very top [music].

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When things get tough, we're louder than ever

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. True fans [of music] stand behind

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you like an army. With camera, voice,

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pure passion. This is real, this is

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fan culture.

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Mano, you

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brought tears to my eyes with a smile

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tonight.

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Early and white to Europe. [music] The

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goal is in sight. With heart, with fire,

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with the weight of a dream heart. Rico [music] right

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in the middle, we never stop. The dream

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lives on. We're climbing up. Green

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and white. [music] We stand as

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one for Werder Bremen,

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because only Werder can do that. For every

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game, for every [music] goal, for the

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signed jersey,

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for Werder Bremen, for Reno, [music]

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for what remains. Green and white to

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Europe

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forever. That one

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's good. [shouting] That's a good one.

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We won against Bayern. [Cheers]

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Justin [Screams]

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Justin.

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Hi, Justin here. Warm greetings to Renico and

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his community. Enjoy the

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video.

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Nico is presented to you by Plan

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Natura, an engineering firm for

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landscape development.

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Hello my friends, first of all, it's

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wonderful that you've

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tuned in again to my new

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stream here on this channel. I thought to

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myself, listen up friends, let's have a

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little spontaneous transfer

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talk. I was just the classic example

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of every Werder Bremen fan. After

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each day's events, the first thing you do in the evening is check what's

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new.

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What is the latest status? He checks his

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emails, his messages, and

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thinks to himself, hmm, it's about

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time for a new signing at SV

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Werder Bremen. And then I thought to myself,

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I'll just check out what

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we can chat about here? What's on

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there right now? And then

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I thought, hey, honestly, I bet there are a

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lot of

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Werder fans out there who might be feeling the same way,

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who are constantly

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updating, constantly checking what's

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new. Hey, dude, come on, let's

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fire up the stream and

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just have a chat about

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our glorious SV Werderbremen

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, because there's still a lot

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to do and that's what I'd like to talk about today

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. Most importantly,

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you all witnessed everything.

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Finally, and most recently, about—and this

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really needs to be said—

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Justin Jinma. That was a bit

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unexpected. Well, for some, for

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others not quite so much even now,

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considering the advisor has been changed again

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[snorts]

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Dad's life change is already happening.

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Could one imagine that a

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change might actually happen?

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Uh, yesterday I also saw

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that some people wrote, Nico, do

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n't you think that Premier

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League clubs will also end up in the Championship

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or the third division? No, there is

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actually interest from the Premier

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League and the second English

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league. Um, I'm very, very

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curious, very, very curious to see where

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Justin will end up.

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But we also have a few players in the

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club who I think are a

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bit under-recently leaving, who

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definitely still need to leave. Sometimes when

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I read about the departures,

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wow, Nico, are one or two

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more leaving or will no one leave in the end? Hey

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friends, there are definitely still a few more to go.

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First of all, there are a few

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players who definitely need to go

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, who need to be brought down from the payroll,

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and there are also

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people leaving who bring in money

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, like

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Justin Jimmer, which is perhaps a

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bit unexpected, but where

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we might already have potential players

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who could play there

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. And that's something I'd like to get at a

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bit today

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. I try to

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do it in such a way that it can be

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easily viewed afterwards. Therefore, I would

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say that first and foremost, we welcome

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all of you out there who are doing this

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. How do we get

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started here? Yeah, [snorting] come on, let's open

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Justin Jimmer's

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profile first, shall we? That's how

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we'll do it. Zack, zab. Uh, and

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now we'll do the following. First of all,

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welcome to the chat, friends. Oh, by the way,

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I've been doing a little bit of crafting

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. What do you think of the new

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design for Reactions, you know, for

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spontaneous Lives and stuff like that? Do you think that's

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really cool, or do you think Nico is

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n't so great right now? I personally

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love it, but feel free to

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write something in it. First greetings to Andreas,

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to Mickel, to Stg Honda, Doku, Mark,

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Christian Jabaui, greetings to you. Ba,

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that's right Hugo, Ronald Krause, hello from

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the Saarland to Leverkusen. See you

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in the Ziller section. Ron, my dear, are you

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well? I certainly hope so, I certainly hope so,

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my dear Heiko. Hey, I'm lost. He

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also writes: "Moin Futko is coming to

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market." Nico, is he a candidate

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number 1, uh, striker for the Easter corpse? So,

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at least Andreas would

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like to write in, he would

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at least fit what Dani Tune

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has described. Uh,

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we're naturally putting

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together a small list today of strikers who might be

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interesting for Werder, who

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also fit this profile, because we now

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know that they don't

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want to bring in another physically strong striker, but rather

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someone who brings a bit more of a

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playmaking element,

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perhaps also with a bit of pace to make runs in behind. And

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with our

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current list, we can say,

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you can cross a lot of them off, right?

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So yes, you could say that, he could definitely

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fit the profile, but you have to be honest about that

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. Um, actually, based on the

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rumors that have been circulating and the changes,

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I can hardly imagine that. A very

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warm greeting to you, Bremer Sturm.

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Hi Nico. Hey chat. Tobias Lars Mütze

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is at the starting line. KF is ready to go. Andreas

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Bremerst. [snorting] I'm really

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curious to see which stem list is being

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discussed here. Bremer Sturm is

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quite skeptical again, aren't

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they? Bye. Uh, bye is of course

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Hä, look, Hellas. Hellas, are you

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still there? Look, when I click here it says "

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moin moin", right? When I

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leave, it says goodbye. Huh? Do you see

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that? Has, are you still there? That's

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crazy, isn't it? Hey you sweeties. Werder gamers,

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how are you? How are things? Hala, that had

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slipped down quite a bit here.

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Hey Andre, are you feeling the same? Koral,

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hello. Hi there. Wait, I've

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put my boys to bed. Let's

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see if Nico makes a video about it

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. Strong, strong. Sch strong. Good morning.

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Hi Leon. Hi Leon.

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Welcome back to Renico. Third

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League. Kiss Nico on Monday and the

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week starts off well. Yes, I thought

9:08

Monday evening, you've

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all probably already signed up for it,

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right? Uh, I don't know if you're

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missing your Monday evening

9:16

Werder Bremen stream? Tell me

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honestly. Write it down. Hi

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Nico, hi Timo. Good morning. Greetings Chris, my

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dear. How are you doing? How are you,

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my dear? Soampton will soon be

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downed and Jimmer will be in the storm. That sounds like

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a dream combination, does

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n't it? Hi Nico, I'll be there on August 8th. included.

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I got tickets with a friend.

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Hey, Torinho is awesome. For those who might not

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know what he means, on August

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8th. There is a live, a live

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two-part series opposite the Weser

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Stadium near the ball boys. If you

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haven't secured your tickets yet, you

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absolutely must do so. Now things are

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really getting going again. So, if you're up for it

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, uh, Mirkoava will

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also be there and so on and so forth,

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then I would be very happy. We're

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also doing quite a lot of

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interaction today, which means you can

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of course ask questions and

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write anything else in. So, but um, yeah, uh, sorry,

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I just received a message here

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, and I need to address it briefly

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. Sorry, sorry. [snorting] Um,

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Patrick is also really cool, by the way. The

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space would be 30 cm. A FIFA player.

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A FIFA player is also here. Uh,

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I already read your name quite a

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while ago.

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I've already said something about this, haven't I?

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But whenever I read your name

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, I think of the good old days

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of FIFA, when

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Eignons really first came into their own.

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Patria, Hulit, and so on. I do

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n't know how you feel about that. Perhaps that's where

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the name came from. Watch Nico's

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livestream and what do you see?

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Zlatan's ad – if that's not a sign, I don't know what is. So,

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so Jonas, say this, but this, but be

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honest, I already miss you. Nico would

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love to have you live every day. You

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have a private life too. Hey

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friends, it's mostly... well, I ca

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n't really talk about it right now

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. Um, there's a reason

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why I can't talk about it like that,

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but I can tell you, look, you

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do the following now, okay? Everyone

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who's watching right now, this is

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a spontaneous stream, that's what a

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spontaneous stream is all about, right? We'll do

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everything step by step, right? Absolutely no

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question. But friends, just a quick question: please

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all leave a little

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heart and cross your fingers.

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It's currently something private, but at the same time

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something

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life-changing, so to speak.

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But I can't say what it is yet. Okay. Um

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11:35

but if that works out,

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I'll make a separate video about it. It

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could also be that, look,

11:42

when I think about it, I'm

11:43

already like that again, so I think

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Nico has to really pull himself together so that

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one or two

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tears don't flow. That's why I'm definitely more likely to say it

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in the video than in the

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stream. I can still

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edit the video. Um, but yes, I ca

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n't say much about that yet. Yes,

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but if everything works out, then

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I might

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even record this video in the Zillertal valley

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and upload it shortly after leaving the Zillertal

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. So, do you understand what I mean

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? So, and um, yes, but

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I would say this week, at the beginning of next week,

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I finally have a dress and then

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friends, and then many

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of you will understand why I have, um, yes, simply made a good impression in the

12:28

last few weeks and also in the

12:31

coming weeks

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. You all noticed, you

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all

12:39

noticed. Uh, I

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still make a video every day. There are always

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spontaneous streams and so on and so forth

12:44

, but—and this is the thing, you know

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me, Nico—transfer times are

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actually pretty cool

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, right? And this year it's a tad

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less of a tad. I'm trying my best to make sure

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she doesn't feel a thing, okay? But uh,

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that's crazy. So, but as I said, uh,

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I'm currently watching a stream with Tim

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Giova. Incidentally, I'm having a really good

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laugh right now. Um, I see a lot of

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calls. So, I'm not saying anything about anything; the only

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important thing is

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that you keep your fingers crossed. Yes, that's right, and

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it would definitely be

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life-changing, as I said, so yes, let's wait a little

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longer. Okay, so. Uh, Nico, do

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n't be so tense. I, I can, I can do that, there's no

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other way. No, we're going

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with Koubali Patrick. Yes. That

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would be something, wouldn't it? Yes. Um, let's just

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leave it at that for now, and

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if that happens, then

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I definitely need a lot, a lot, a lot of

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love from you all,

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because right now it's really

13:51

messing with my head, but um, yeah,

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we'll see, we'll

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see. Okay, so. Okay, first of all, look

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how everyone is guessing right here,

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huh? Um, first, some

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information. Okay, let's start with the

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following. First of all,

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I'll already be in Zillarteil on Sunday. I drive

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really early in the morning. I mean,

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I think our madness starts around 5 a.m. or so

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. I do

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n't really remember anymore. I need to talk to my

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wife again later. We'll leave sometime, like

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really extremely early

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. Theoretically, you know how

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difficult Deutsche Bahn is, but

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theoretically I would already be in the Zillertal on Sunday afternoon

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. My idea is to get some

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feedback now, okay? My idea would be

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to film everything on Sunday, showing how

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empty it all looks right now, and where the

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team will be again. I'll take along a

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bit of training, the

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training location, the stadium location

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. The Deistum event is also

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on Sunday evening. I might be able to

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stop by there. I need to figure out

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how we'll get through this, when

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we'll arrive, and so on. But I would start

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everything there, so to speak, from day zero. So,

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I would call it Zillertal Day No. 0.

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So, that's where I would start, right? Because while

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this is technically day 1,

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the official day 1 starts on Monday,

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when the team arrives.

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However,

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my idea is to start on Sunday evening, right? Because, uh,

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it's also possible that they might

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even arrive there then. I do

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n't know for sure. Um, because my idea would be

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that from Sunday evening until

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then,

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every Sunday for the next 7 days,

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the vlog would come out every evening at roughly the same time,

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around 8 pm. Last

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year, as you know, we

15:35

sometimes had 9 or 10 pm.

15:37

I was still worried because I

15:38

thought, wow, who watches this? But

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your feedback about the Zillertal was crazy.

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I asked you on WhatsApp

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what is most important to you?

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What do you absolutely want to see? And let

15:47

me tell you briefly, the

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main news today, right? Okay, listen

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up. The main vote was the one that

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received the most votes, based on

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rumors heard locally, like

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last year with Bangula, which was

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heard much earlier in

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Zillattau, then it became clear, and

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people knew more precisely

16:04

when it would come. They

16:06

filmed the video right there on the spot, it was really

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cool. Um, then the person who got the

16:09

second most votes, I

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want to see everything, Nico, I think that's

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pretty cool too. Then came the

16:14

summary of the day, how the training went,

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etc., also with over 365 votes on

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WhatsApp.

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I asked you guys about that on Instagram recently,

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and over

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3,400 people voted.

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So, in the

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master vote, I was supposed to make a

16:33

training winner and a

16:34

training loser every day. What do

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you think of this as a new approach to

16:38

vlogs? At the end of the day, a summary of the

16:40

day: who was my training winner

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and who was perhaps my

16:44

training loser? Feel free to write to me

16:46

afterwards and let me know what you think of the idea

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. OK? That part, the

16:50

Ziller section, is coming up next. Um, definitely that

16:53

everyone has

16:55

heard of it before. It's important to

16:57

mention here that I'm a guest in Zillertal for 7 days

16:59

. A vlog every day,

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at least one vlog, maybe sometimes

17:02

spontaneous news too, but actually

17:04

last year we also included the news

17:05

in the vlog. I would like to

17:07

record it in one video per day, then

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I can fit more into this video

17:11

, it will be longer, but then

17:14

everything will be included. I believe

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it's better, even if

17:20

we probably can't make

17:20

everyone happy with it again, because many

17:22

say, "Just have another one at lunchtime," but

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the workload is probably too much

17:26

. After that, for 7 days

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I'm in Italy, the very first time in

17:31

my life, by the way, I'm in Italy by the

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sea with my son and my

17:35

wife, because from Zillatal

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Italy is relatively close and that is of course really very,

17:40

very beautiful. Exactly

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. And it's possible that it might be

17:43

slightly less for 7 days. Our very

17:45

first family home, by the way, is right by the

17:47

sea. Aside from the Netherlands,

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where we've done something similar before, we've

17:50

never done anything like this. Therefore, this will

17:51

come after the Zillertal, and then

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the following week there is a live performance with

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Mirko Votava and Andre Alb opposite the

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Weser Stadium with the ball boys. Feel

17:59

free to drop by. There are still some

18:01

tickets left, so there are still a few

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tickets available. The first link is in the

18:03

video description, but I would recommend

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catching up on the time now. That's because

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the test match is on the same day. Are

18:09

you watching the test match in Fechter and then

18:10

driving over there, and then we'll see each other in the

18:12

evening, right? So, now we'll start with

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Justin Jimmer. Upala, that was

18:16

wrong here. Okay, that's

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correct now. So, what did we hear? You

18:20

may have heard, I made

18:21

a video that I had

18:22

pre-produced. Um,

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I recorded it on Friday night,

18:27

uploaded it on Saturday

18:29

and you've already heard it then.

18:31

Nico had also heard about two transfer rumors

18:33

. One had something

18:34

, the other hadn't. Uh,

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I meant the player where I said there's

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nothing publicly available yet, that's all

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Justin Jimmer has to offer. At the

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time I recorded the video

18:42

, there was nothing yet about Justin

18:44

Jimmer. You may have

18:44

heard, then 3, 4, or 5 hours after

18:47

my video, the whole thing came up with

18:49

Justin Jimmer. The

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rumors were such that many people were whispering about it

18:52

. Is it only the second

18:53

English league or also the first?

18:55

What's the situation? We now know,

18:57

partly thanks to Bild,

19:00

how these are pronounced? Help me,

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Nico Names, you know I'm very,

19:03

very bad. I've

19:04

never claimed to be good here.

19:06

My English skills are

19:07

catastrophic, but I think they'll crawl out of Hal City somehow

19:10

. Hall or Hul

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No, probably Hall Hall City, right?

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And Southampton, I think, right? That's how it's

19:15

said. Like I said, my

19:17

pronunciation is just bad. Sorry

19:19

about that, but these are definitely the

19:21

top favorites right now. So I think

19:23

the Hall City will be out, right? Hall

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City, right? H City will be the exit,

19:28

so correct or a chat was good. So,

19:31

now the exciting part is that

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they are in the first league again.

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That means, and this needs to be

19:37

said very clearly, we naturally have a

19:40

greater chance of getting a market value, and therefore

19:42

a transfer fee, that

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suits us if he goes here. I

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always find it really exciting, and I just wanted to do it

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together with you all

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. You guys sometimes ask, "

19:51

Yeah, Nico, how did you come up with this and that,

19:53

and so on." I always start by

19:57

looking up all the data and facts on Transfermarkt. That's why

19:57

Transfermarkt is definitely number one

19:59

, you have to say. Um, best

20:02

pronunciation in a long time. Top. Yes, as I

20:03

said, I'm sorry about that. Look

20:05

, the thing is, a lot of people don't know this

20:07

, right? I actually have

20:09

dyslexia,

20:11

but I managed to overcome it during my school years

20:12

. Um, and I

20:14

even debated with the youth back then and got further and further

20:16

. I

20:18

actually had these, uh, so really, lectures plus one

20:20

. It was great in terms of free

20:22

pronunciation anyway, but I

20:24

actually have a problem with

20:25

pronunciation, and that's because

20:27

everything in here is artificial.

20:29

Well, I don't have any, uh, no tipple, so to

20:32

speak. I have a

20:33

cleft lip and palate; I was

20:35

born with it and had surgery immediately after

20:36

I was born. Uh, I was, so

20:38

I practically went straight from my mom's arm

20:40

to surgery. I think I had about 20 operations in my first year of

20:41

life, I don't know exactly

20:43

. Uh, and in the

20:44

first two years, let's say I had about

20:46

20 operations because I

20:48

had so many problems. That's why I have

20:50

trouble saying some things. You don't notice it that

20:51

often in everyday life

20:53

, but of course it is sometimes, because it's

20:55

very tiring for me

20:58

when you constantly hear things like, "

21:00

Yeah, Nico, you can't be that bad, it

21:01

's awful," and so

21:02

on. I really try my

21:04

best, and I'm always happy

21:05

when you appreciate it or are

21:07

pleased by it, right? That's definitely something to add. So,

21:09

now I always find that quite

21:11

exciting, of course. What do we do

21:12

first? Okay, let's take a look

21:14

at the transfers first. And then

21:17

we'll look at record signings.

21:19

Here we can see relatively quickly,

21:21

and

21:23

you can always do this with everyone, for example, if you're looking at

21:24

Stay with Copenhagen,

21:27

right? That was also one of those things

21:29

that was super exciting. Now, for whatever reason, it's not loading anything at all

21:32

. Look, what's this

21:34

21:37

That's kind of crazy these days.

21:38

Transfermarkt is

21:39

completely down here.

21:42

Um,

21:45

I'll give it a try. Let's do a little

21:48

hoo-pah. Uh,

21:51

yeah. Aha. So, now we have it like this.

21:54

That means the most expensive transfer fee was

21:56

15.4 million euros. Top. So, 12

21:58

million EUR 9 million EUR 8.5 7.8

22:02

7.5 7 and so on and so forth.

22:05

But we can also see in which years that

22:07

was. They last paid over €5 million

22:09

. In the 2023/24 season they

22:12

paid 5.8 million euros, and then 5.5 million in 2024/

22:15

25.3 million in 2024/25. So, that means this 5-6

22:20

million euro range, where we

22:21

might like to have a Justin Jimmer

22:23

with bonus payments,

22:25

then maybe further lateral or something like that,

22:27

I think that's

22:29

realistic. So, simply from an

22:31

assessment point of view, if you

22:32

look at this, then of course it's always

22:34

important to know who exactly they've just

22:36

sold. So, because that's

22:37

always very exciting, of course, and then

22:39

we see that they've just sold a goalkeeper

22:40

for 7 million euros and a

22:42

center forward for 4.7 million. That means

22:44

some money has already

22:45

come in, and at the same time AOR of

22:47

3.5 has been issued. That's certainly

22:50

a win in itself. In addition,

22:53

they also

22:56

receive substantial TV revenue. That means, um,

22:59

the chance that there is more money to be made here

23:02

than less is absolutely there

23:04

. Why is this all

23:05

so misaligned? Friends, wait a minute, let me quickly tidy

23:07

this up for you.

23:09

I have no idea. Wait a minute,

23:12

let's just quickly correct that. I'm

23:14

really sorry. I only just

23:16

noticed that. I'm sorry for that

23:18

. I hope that did

23:19

n't bother you too much.

23:20

Better now, or something like that.

23:22

We'll talk to Linger about it in a moment. Okay, so that

23:24

means we now know the

23:26

TV money is sufficient, and transfer fees were generally

23:28

paid in such a way that it would also be possible to manage

23:29

with the Gimmers. The

23:31

question I would ask you now

23:32

is,

23:35

how much money do you think is realistic to

23:37

get from Justin Jimmer? I had already

23:40

spoken to Michel and Andre about this a while ago. I

23:42

said that I still think 5 to 7 million is

23:43

very realistic, because Justin is

23:46

simply a pace player.

23:47

They always paid more for fast-paced players.

23:48

Wingers are generally also

23:50

good in one-on-one situations. His problem has

23:52

really been his finishing,

23:53

especially this season, but

23:55

if the club has a bit of imagination

23:57

and more money, I think 5 to 7

23:59

million is realistic. Andre

24:02

laughed at me and thought he was more likely to be worth 2

24:03

million at Elersberg. That's why

24:04

I'm curious to hear what you all have to

24:05

say.

24:12

67675 plus. Yes, okay. So, we've definitely got that done

24:17

in the first

24:19

step. Then we'll take a look at

24:21

that now, of course. I'm pronouncing that

24:24

wrong again, aren't I? Southampton, let's put it this way

24:27

. Southampton. Southampton,

24:30

I think so, right? I certainly hope so. So,

24:33

I did my best. In any

24:34

case, let's take a look at what they

24:36

paid, and then we'll see

24:38

record signings. Let's check out what

24:41

it was like there. Because these are currently the two

24:43

main interested parties for Justin

24:45

Jimmer, at least according to Bild, and that's why it

24:46

's always exciting

24:48

with Copenhagen and Stay, for example. I'll show

24:51

you an example right away where

24:52

you can see that it's doomed to fail

24:54

. So, and then we see

24:55

here, look, they obviously

24:57

paid severance packages up to the max

24:58

, right? So you do

25:01

n't need to worry about that at all. Even now,

25:03

they're in the second

25:04

division, but they're still paying

25:06

like crazy. So, that's not even a

25:08

question here. Look, they paid

25:10

23 million euros for City's central defenders alone, 24 or 25

25:13

. So, as you can see, um,

25:14

this is

25:17

completely insane, and yet you have to take into account

25:19

that it's

25:21

now the second English league

25:22

. But here too, I say, and this is

25:25

true for the clubs, especially those in the top

25:27

third of the second division, they still have

25:30

enough money to do a lot here

25:32

, right? So,

25:35

therefore, I would

25:37

say there's

25:40

no need to worry about that for now. Regarding departures, it

25:42

looks like there have been a lot of

25:43

free transfers, but we're not seeing

25:45

any significant income either, right? Daniel

25:47

Pegas, who they signed for 8 million

25:48

euros, isn't bad either. So [snorting]

25:50

and we see here again a young man

25:52

whom we know well and who might

25:55

possibly play a role,

25:56

even Wara. Of course, we have to say

25:58

we're talking about striker and right-back,

26:00

but it's not out of the question

26:02

that one might even say, hey, the

26:04

connection is shorter there, because

26:06

last season Southampton... is that how they

26:09

pronounce it or is that a

26:10

joke?

26:13

Is that correct?

26:15

Soampton,

26:17

I pronounced that so well,

26:18

right?

26:20

So, H City and South Southampton. Okay,

26:24

so I tried. I

26:27

hope it's okay now. Um, like this. High

26:31

City receives over 200 million in funding

26:33

as Premier League starting money. They need to be able to

26:35

invest. Yes, yes, they can

26:36

do that with them too, that's right.

26:39

Hey, thanks, kiss. Thanks for the help.

26:41

Something like that would help me, right? Top. So, let's

26:43

assume Sugawara for now. Sure,

26:45

we're talking about strikers and

26:46

right-backs now, whether you can combine them

26:48

or wingers and right-backs,

26:49

whether you're on a different sheet of

26:51

paper, but the connection is

26:53

there and you can therefore

26:56

get into a different negotiating position. That's why

26:58

I honestly find Southampton

27:01

very exciting when it comes to

27:03

making this deal happen. Of

27:06

course, the question remains where

27:07

Justin sees himself. The thing is

27:09

, Justin is going to be a dad, and

27:11

I've said that from the beginning. There are

27:12

now only these two variations.

27:14

Either he says, "I'm going to secure

27:16

my family's future, I'm going to be a dad and I'd like

27:18

my child to

27:20

grow up somewhere else, and I've always been a

27:22

little attracted to the idea of living abroad," or, and

27:24

this is the other alternative. He says,

27:26

"Hey, I want to stay close to my

27:27

family." They

27:28

all live towards Hamburg, that's the area where

27:29

Justin comes from, and he says,

27:33

"Hey, I'd like to do that."

27:34

And then that's perfectly okay.

27:36

Then that's perfectly okay. But quite

27:38

honestly, even the change of advisor, I

27:40

think it was to Sports 360, um, they

27:43

do much more than just

27:45

a pure advisory service, they

27:47

have a complete agency behind them.

27:49

Um, that was already an indication that

27:52

he might be taking another look at what's

27:55

happening on the market. And that's why, yes, uh, Justin might

27:58

not only fill the broker's account,

28:00

but maybe even a bit more

28:01

, if it comes to

28:04

a small bidding war here,

28:06

meaning two serious

28:07

interested parties, then that would

28:10

really not be bad for us. So, and then

28:12

we come to the next topic, uh, what

28:15

I've brought with me. And that's

28:16

very important to me right now.

28:18

And that's our list of things to be eliminated. There are

28:20

the players we keep

28:22

talking about. People like

28:25

Romano Schmied, Marco Friede, now

28:27

Justin Jimmer Stay, who fills the coffers

28:30

? But there are also players who have to

28:33

leave one way or another. It's

28:34

not about getting a huge winning number

28:36

, it's about

28:37

cutting their salaries,

28:39

and they simply have no future

28:41

at Werder. Okay, now you all write something

28:42

before we get to

28:44

the players. Who belongs to that group?

28:46

Write it down. Hey Nico, how are

28:47

you? Jella, hello. I join

28:49

the stream and it's about Justin.

28:51

Coincidence? Now that's what I call a coincidence. I feel

28:53

very, very

28:54

sorry for Yella, by the way. Jell runs Justin's fan page,

28:56

and I think a

28:57

little heart would break if he

29:00

actually left, but

29:03

I'm absolutely certain she'll

29:05

support Justin no matter where he goes, and

29:08

I think that's a good thing. Well, as I've already told you

29:09

, I've also had the opportunity to

29:12

meet Justin's family, and I

29:14

think his internet persona,

29:16

and the fact that he has

29:18

n't done so many things,

29:19

etc.,

29:20

has kind of, well,

29:23

how should I say, damaged

29:25

the image of Justin for many people.

29:26

But when you meet him in private

29:28

, he's a really warm and welcoming

29:30

person, and so is his family.

29:31

Justin's mom is an

29:34

absolute angel, I have to say. And the

29:36

sister too, so totally, I do

29:38

n't know if the family ever

29:40

sees that, right? But maybe so. And very

29:42

warm greetings to Jimma's family

29:44

. A truly wonderful family. I'm

29:46

sure they'll support him wherever

29:48

he goes, and uh, that everything will be absolutely

29:51

wonderful with the baby

29:52

, right? That's why I'm saying that for now. In

29:54

all of this, we mustn't

29:56

forget the human element, right? It can easily fade

29:57

into

29:59

the background, right? So, I've already

30:01

read many names here, like

30:04

Friedel, Kovnatzki, Skelli and so

30:08

on.

30:11

Malini, they're

30:13

all there. Hi everyone. Howdy

30:14

30:16

So, so, and I've opened the first one for you

30:19

. So, without a doubt, it's

30:21

very clear to me that Malatini has to

30:24

leave.

30:29

From my point of view, at least Julia

30:31

Malatini, he's supposedly already in

30:33

negotiations. I'll keep throwing in

30:35

the call and saying it

30:37

will end up going to Argentina. They'll play

30:39

hardball with the transfer fee. Werder will

30:41

hope that they somehow make a move

30:42

if no one else does at the end; they might

30:44

even

30:47

get rid of him for a pittance if necessary, but they won't be

30:49

able to end the chapter because Malatini will stay

30:51

in the Bundesliga as a backup for another year

30:53

. This is my call.

30:56

Then Skelly Alvero, I find one of the most

30:58

intriguing profiles now, in the sense that he's

31:01

completely written off, an

31:04

absolute flop, I'm sorry to say,

31:07

but if you spend 5 million as if

31:08

Bremen were the place, then by all means

31:12

a player has to

31:14

work in some way, which unfortunately

31:16

never worked here. Unfortunately,

31:18

never. Um, and the loan was

31:21

anything but successful. The problem

31:23

is, there will be no market for it at all

31:25

. And as I said last time,

31:28

and this is something like that again,

31:29

31:31

saw another experiment like this on social media. Unfortunately,

31:32

people only live in highs or

31:34

lows. Sometimes they do

31:36

n't even realize what you're saying. I'll give

31:38

you a call in chat if you

31:39

feel like it. I said, before you

31:43

give away Skelly Alvero, meaning you can't

31:45

find anyone and give him away, you don't get a

31:47

transfer fee, then

31:50

I'd rather say, okay, then I'll take him,

31:54

so if he stays, then I'd rather take him

31:55

as a backup in central

31:57

defense. That doesn't mean it's

31:59

my Plan 1 role, but

32:01

I'm simply saying that when he

32:03

came on against Leverkusen at center back,

32:05

he briefly showed where he

32:06

could perhaps be seen, and as a tall

32:09

center back who

32:10

is also strong technically, I can

32:12

imagine Skelly Alvergo more as competition

32:14

in the number six position. I don't see him there at all,

32:16

and that's why I say, if

32:18

Malatini leaves and you don't get any offers for Skelly

32:20

, then I'd rather keep him

32:22

as a backup center-back than give

32:24

him away. That was the only

32:25

call I made. Then people actually

32:27

wrote, um, unbelievable, he's playing

32:29

a good game in central

32:30

defense in Leverkusen and

32:31

already people are talking about

32:33

planning to use him as a central defender. Nobody

32:35

said that. Nobody said that. The point was

32:36

, if you can't find anyone who's

32:38

actually paying money here because there's no

32:40

market for him, then I'd rather take him as a

32:42

backup center-back in the hope

32:44

that he gets good appearances again and

32:45

then there's a market where

32:47

you can sell him, because the lad

32:49

still has two years left on his contract and

32:51

you have to consider that, and because, uh, it

32:53

also depends on his salary

32:55

. Absolutely, but from what I've heard,

32:57

many

32:58

contracts at Werder are still

33:00

very performance-based. That means I

33:03

assume that if Skelly

33:05

has little playing time, these costs will also remain

33:07

within reasonable limits. So,

33:10

we mustn't

33:12

forget that, of course, right? Nevertheless, the

33:14

motto remains clear: it should be sold,

33:16

and that's the right thing to do. Um,

33:18

but as I said, it's possible that

33:21

he'll end up there in the end. And

33:23

then we come to one that is

33:25

discussed a lot. David Kownki has

33:28

already scored two or three goals in training,

33:29

and there are already some

33:30

who are dreaming and saying that it

33:33

worked under your door back then, too. Let's keep it. I'm

33:35

telling you quite frankly and honestly, you absolutely cannot

33:37

continue doing that, and I'm saying this

33:40

here as if it were my Polish

33:41

brother, but

33:44

you can't do that. Dav Knatzki,

33:46

after a mediocre season at

33:48

Herter BSC, should

33:50

really be given a new

33:52

chance in the Bundesliga.

33:54

Meanwhile, you have Cedricult, whom I

33:56

previously saw as Knatz, and Sali Musa as a

33:59

talent who

34:00

has incredible quality, and now comes the most

34:02

important thing: another striker is supposed to

34:04

come, who will probably

34:07

be the most likely number one, even

34:09

if it is a different type of player.

34:10

Therefore, I wouldn't fixate on the fact

34:11

that this is a 10 million

34:12

transfer. It's also possible that there's

34:14

someone who costs 2-3 million

34:15

, but who simply

34:17

has completely different strengths. So I see Dav K

34:20

as a maximum of number 4, and that's why

34:22

I say quite clearly: sell him, he only has

34:24

one year left on his contract, take the money

34:26

you get, save yourself the

34:29

last year and that's it, so to speak.

34:32

But I'm telling you honestly, you can definitely

34:33

sell him. But here I'll briefly give you

34:34

the floor. One in the chat who

34:36

sees it the same way I do and says no

34:37

Nico, time is over. Come sell.

34:40

Two people in chat who say, "Well, I'd

34:42

like to give them another chance." Just speaking

34:44

freely. There is no right or

34:45

wrong here. H, there are opinions here,

34:48

right? Can we also exchange information?

34:49

That's perfectly fine too. Yes. So,

34:53

Nico, greetings by the way. How are

34:54

you doing?

34:57

1 1 1 2 1 2 1 2

35:01

uh Kovnatki will be in the cell part on his. Yes

35:04

. And who will buy Knki from us?

35:07

Poland has a large market.

35:08

These rumors keep circulating in Poland.

35:10

I'm pretty sure that

35:11

two or three clubs in Poland will have him on their

35:13

radar. The problem here is

35:15

the replacement fee. That's why I think something will happen more towards the

35:16

end of the

35:19

transfer period, uh, or rather,

35:22

I mean, we're now in the

35:22

middle of July, in the next few weeks,

35:24

so to speak, rather than tomorrow.

35:27

Um, because I think they're simply

35:29

speculating on getting it cheaply, and

35:31

whoever will hold onto it for a long time and say, "

35:33

Yeah, okay, then he'll just play it for a while." um, to

35:35

then draw some attention to themselves

35:37

and then

35:39

hope to get a replacement.

35:41

I think that some

35:43

Polish clubs are

35:44

hoping they'll end up

35:45

getting it for free, right? How do you get a

35:48

maximum of 1 million for that?

35:51

Uh yeah, in that range I'd

35:52

say 1 to 1.5 plus salary, right? It's

35:56

strange that Jule Brand doesn't have a

35:58

new club yet. I think that's, uh,

36:02

yeah, Mike. Um, I always find it quite cute

36:04

with Brand, don't you? Um, I understand that many people still

36:07

have hope,

36:09

I would still

36:10

take him too, but I already

36:12

said a really long time ago that we

36:15

received the information, also

36:17

from Michel among others. Well,

36:19

we can say that in this case

36:20

because he publicly said in the stream, um, he

36:22

's very close to BVB, a

36:24

BVB reporter, and he said very, very early on that he would

36:27

n't

36:28

stay in Germany at all, he would want to

36:30

go to Spain. He had

36:31

also offered his services in Spain,

36:33

including to Celta de Vigo, um, and also

36:37

to another Spanish club,

36:39

I can't remember right now,

36:40

but they distracted him in the end.

36:42

Celta Vigo could work out very well,

36:45

but he probably wo

36:46

n't come to us. Spain was

36:48

his clear goal from the very beginning. That's why

36:50

we're unfortunately not even

36:52

Plan B, even though I'd like us to be

36:55

, you know? Yes, and those are

36:57

the guys who definitely still have to

36:59

leave. Have I

37:00

forgotten anyone you'd say, Nico,

37:02

you absolutely have to leave? That's

37:05

my list of three worst things to cross off the list. Three-

37:08

way strike list. Okay, I'm just taking another look at it myself

37:11

. Did

37:13

I forget one, the one that's

37:16

not about Kohman right now, but

37:17

the exact one? Yes, those are the three that

37:19

still need to leave.

37:27

That was exactly Betty Svia.

37:30

Okay, then let's continue with the

37:33

information that I already

37:35

had a moment ago.

37:36

Romano, watch out, these things are just

37:38

players who bring in money. These

37:40

aren't guys you have to cut

37:42

because of salary or anything like that; these

37:43

are guys who might bring you money,

37:44

and it will be one of them

37:46

. Stay, Romano, Friede, Jimmer

37:50

are all guys who

37:52

could still leave us, theoretically, right?

37:54

I understand Unterle Brand to be something completely

37:56

different. Yes, it

37:59

has a stadium, was it named after her,

38:00

or Andre if I'm not mistaken

38:02

38:04

I mean, at least I've heard about it now

38:05

. Jan from my group

38:08

recently subscribed to your site and

38:09

thinks you're doing a really good job

38:11

and is totally thrilled. You're

38:12

simply the best. That, for example, warms my

38:14

heart a little. That makes my heart swell a

38:17

little, I'll be

38:18

honest with you. Uh,

38:19

Rinche, because of the

38:22

thing I can't really tell you about yet,

38:23

my head is

38:25

really brutally full at the moment, and

38:30

yeah, because of that I only get a little bit of

38:32

reading in between, you know,

38:34

with all the messages and so on. Of

38:36

course, I'm always happy to

38:37

read things like this, so it's very,

38:39

very nice. Thanks by the way to everyone

38:40

who has already liked the stream and

38:42

left a follow.

38:43

Thank you so, so much!

38:44

Kiss, kiss, kiss. Right there, right?

38:47

Um, that's really, really great of you. Um

38:50

, and I'm always

38:51

very happy about that. I should

38:53

add that I also found that a bit

38:56

strange, like, um, look, we're

38:58

talking about all

39:00

transfer topics related to Werder on this channel, right? And

39:03

you always know that when I say, "If

39:05

Bild has written something," I also mean

39:06

that Bild has written something when

39:07

Deistube has written Deube. I

39:09

also say that if something comes from the "Worum", then it

39:11

comes from the "Worum", right? And I think

39:13

we've had

39:14

the topic of Worumgart maybe twice this year. And

39:17

both times, there are always

39:19

comments that make me think, "That's

39:21

completely unnecessary." You know, I'm not at all familiar with the

39:23

topic. And yet,

39:24

people will write that, considering you're

39:26

not in the Worum, a lot of

39:27

content comes through the Worum, which makes

39:28

me think, huh? Well, first of all,

39:32

if something comes from the Worum, I'll say so

39:33

and give props to those

39:35

people. There are people in the community with

39:37

whom I have contact, whom I

39:39

think are great, and who also have good information.

39:41

So, I also have contact with one

39:42

other person, also via

39:44

WhatsApp, but not excessively so

39:45

myself, because I

39:47

'm not in there. And secondly, why should I

39:49

hide that? So, if I were in there

39:50

, why would I

39:51

hide it? I don't know

39:53

why they always react so sensitively to that

39:54

. I think that's a real shame,

39:56

because it's actually great

39:59

that there are now so many different platforms

40:01

where you

40:03

can talk about Werder and exchange information

40:04

. And it's really cool when we throw all of that

40:06

together. So, I could

40:08

simply stop using Wohum altogether

40:10

and not

40:11

mention it at all, but what advantage would that have

40:13

? So, it makes absolutely

40:15

no sense to me. I understand that, I do

40:17

n't understand the criticism at all.

40:18

When I take something from Bild,

40:20

nobody writes anything. So, nobody from the Deistube is

40:22

writing anything. Except for

40:23

this kind of thing, like, yeah, there's nothing to it

40:25

or there is something to it. But you

40:26

always have that, right? But what about "Worum heißt d

40:28

direkt ja Nico wieder, ne?" (What is Nico again, right?) I'm reading

40:30

again. What's the reason, huh? I don't get it at all.

40:32

So I'm afraid I don't understand. I'm afraid

40:34

I don't understand. I don't know why that

40:36

is, but maybe some

40:38

people out there do. Just so

40:40

you know again,

40:41

if anything comes from the Worum, I'll say so

40:43

too. This year, however,

40:45

I think it only happened two or three times, and

40:46

I also said so in the two-month

40:49

transfer phase videos, where a

40:51

video was released every day, and

40:53

I'm actually just happy when

40:55

we can exchange ideas about everything.

40:57

I soak everything up. So, I

40:59

also take in this stuff when yet another journalist from Turkey

41:01

, who's supposedly a

41:03

transfer expert,

41:05

writes about Werder for the seventh time, and

41:07

you already know, well, Turkish

41:09

transfer journalists are usually

41:11

, I don't know why, no, um, unfortunately, there's usually

41:14

nothing to it,

41:17

and yet I still take in it

41:19

. You know what I mean? So, that's why,

41:21

yeah, I just find that a

41:23

bit of a shame, don't you? So.

41:25

Um, and exactly, and here of course I

41:27

always give my

41:28

opinion on this. If something is mine,

41:29

I'll say so. If it's information from

41:30

me, then I'll share it, right? But, uh, that

41:33

's always a very

41:34

sensitive issue, isn't it? Nico doesn't have any information

41:36

anyway. Yes, okay, if that's what you say, then it's

41:38

no problem.

41:39

[snorting]

41:39

Um, are they very sensitive about that

41:41

these days? Real? Is that so? Yes, I

41:42

have absolutely no problem with them.

41:44

As I said, I'm only in contact with a few people who actually

41:45

write or read about things,

41:46

and they're all cool. That's why

41:48

I don't understand why

41:49

these comments keep coming up. I just find that a

41:50

shame. What's so

41:52

bad about it? Yes, nothing at all, Lauritz. Yes,

41:54

nothing at all. But that's another

41:55

question I don't

41:56

understand at all. Laitz, how did you come to the conclusion

41:58

that I would now say what the

41:59

problem is? I didn't say that at all.

42:01

This is about the comments that

42:03

come up when you talk about it.

42:05

Some prefer to work against each other.

42:07

Yes, that's generally true, I can

42:09

tell you that in general, right? This is

42:11

no joke. I'm absolutely serious about this

42:12

, right? Over the last two

42:14

years, we've

42:16

tried to improve every year.

42:18

Every year we've tried

42:19

to take the next step, right? That's

42:21

obvious. So, I'm very

42:23

self-reflective, meaning I always try

42:24

to see my mistakes

42:25

and improve them, right? Many of

42:27

you notice this and

42:28

appreciate it. I always find that

42:29

really lovely, don't you? But um, there are really a lot of people

42:33

who then

42:35

make exactly that kind of film out of it, but it doesn't matter.

42:37

It's just something where you

42:39

often notice it, like people look at you with a

42:40

funny eye or something,

42:42

I find that really strange. Who are we

42:44

, you know, a

42:46

community, we all love the same thing?

42:48

We can actually have so much fun,

42:50

and that's why I'm

42:52

so excited about Zillertal. Zillertal

42:54

is entirely positive. Great mood every day

42:57

, vlogs every day, live from the

42:59

training ground every day. This is going to be so awesome

43:01

. Only one in chat, who is just as

43:02

excited as I am. Write it down.

43:05

I find it a shame that you

43:06

justify yourself so often. You create great

43:08

content for our club. Please keep doing what you're doing

43:09

. Sending love. Uh Kevin

43:11

Kicker, thank you for the

43:13

compliment, and I actually do

43:14

n't really judge myself that

43:15

often. I know that I used to

43:16

do that more often for a while, but not at all in

43:18

the last few weeks, absolutely

43:20

not. That was just something

43:21

I wanted to bring up,

43:23

you know? But that's just one part, you're taking

43:25

3 minutes out of 43. You have to be

43:28

allowed to just

43:29

say what you feel sometimes, you know? And

43:31

I think that's what makes me who I am,

43:33

that I simply say what I feel,

43:34

you know? Even if it's sometimes a

43:36

bit over the top, you know?

43:38

But like this, you know, right? [snorting] Oh, I see

43:40

. No, Nico wasn't meant that way

43:41

. I am myself. Why don't you even bother to tell me

43:42

, but keep me informed there

43:45

and on your Instagram and so on. My

43:46

buddies say: "Hey, what's the big deal? I

43:48

think what's so bad about it?"

43:49

No, there's nothing wrong with it at all.

43:50

Lauritz, you

43:51

summarized it really well. Everything's fine

43:53

, right? Don't take it so hard, there are

43:55

always a few, everything's fine.

43:56

Everything is really fine. Okay, so we'll

43:58

continue with Stay. There was this

44:00

rumor about Copenhagen. You

44:02

may have heard about it.

44:04

I said from the beginning that

44:06

Copenhagen makes absolutely no sense. Uh,

44:09

we can

44:10

do that relatively quickly too. Why does this make absolutely

44:12

no sense? Uh, let's just go to

44:14

Copenhagen for now. Oh,

44:17

we're having a real

44:19

problem with loading today. Maybe there are too

44:21

many people on that thing

44:22

, right? I guess. Have a look. Hey

44:24

, huh? But we have

44:27

n't been wearing it like that lately, have we? Hm.

44:30

H. Is there any way you can see how long

44:31

I've been a sub? No, you can only

44:33

see it. Only you can see it. I

44:35

urgently need an estimate of when the

44:35

jersey will arrive. The home jersey?

44:38

Home jersey. Yes, I know. I know

44:41

when it's coming.

44:43

I know when the home kit is coming, but

44:45

I'm not allowed to say. But I can

44:47

tell you, it's very soon. It's

44:49

very soon. Home is coming very, very

44:51

soon, my friends.

44:55

The Heimtrik is coming very, very soon and

44:59

I think it's going to be really cool.

45:01

Huh, what's going on? I have no

45:03

internet problems. Otherwise we would

45:04

n't be so live. It must be due to

45:06

Transfermarkt.

45:10

Wait a minute, let's do it like this again

45:11

, then we'll load this again

45:13

. Huh?

45:16

I swear, I have no idea

45:17

what this is. Can we call on Jens Day

45:19

? We can call up H. In

45:21

any case,

45:24

Copenhagen's record transfer was

45:27

5.6 million euros. Werder Bremen

45:30

rejected Hoffenheim's offer of around 11 million euros

45:33

45:35

Copenhagen will never happen, no matter what

45:36

fantasy you have. So, even if it were foot fetishism

45:38

, maybe for some nighttime thing, but

45:40

yes. So, maybe Kperin before that too,

45:44

my dear. Um, exactly.

45:50

Uh, seeing

45:54

Andrew Heim in his jersey in the league

45:56

would be really cool.

45:58

The new jersey will definitely be worn against horses. It's almost certainly already there

46:00

. Okay

46:04

. The big question now is what to do with Stay

46:05

. I'd like to

46:07

conduct a survey among you. Hoffenheim

46:09

now seems unlikely

46:10

. But will

46:11

Jens Stay still transfer? Yes or no. One in Ch. Whoever

46:13

says yes will still switch this summer,

46:15

not what you want,

46:18

but what you believe. Write it

46:19

down now. Now write it

46:21

down.

46:27

1 1 1 uh,

46:33

you mean Viera from HSV? No,

46:35

he definitely won't be

46:36

coming to us today.

46:40

1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 2

46:44

2 1 1 1 2 2 2 2

46:52

Okay.

46:54

Well, I'm curious to see what else is in store

46:55

. I know for sure that there are

46:57

interested parties, but whether anything will actually happen

46:59

is really questionable.

47:02

FK, by the way, because it still

47:03

happens every now and then, is definitely 100% closed. That

47:06

will definitely not happen, that much is certain

47:09

. Now things are getting

47:11

interesting again. Oh, Justin

47:13

Jimmer, because many people have said

47:14

we should get another winger. Who

47:16

remembers that? I said it about

47:18

four weeks ago, I think I did on the call,

47:19

that I was pretty

47:21

sure they were planning to play Kenny Tor

47:22

on the wing. Um, I

47:25

really absorbed all of his material, I mean everything I

47:28

could find, and then I

47:30

really thought about what, how, and who could come up with the

47:32

plan, how one could do that? I'm pretty

47:34

sure they wo

47:37

n't be on the wing plan in the storm, that's

47:39

my feeling, we'll see in the

47:41

end, but I'm pretty sure

47:42

the wing plan will be and now comes the bit of a

47:44

question mark thing.

47:46

Who can play the piano? As of now

47:47

, the one that's still there.

47:49

Theoretically, you have Kenny Kitor on

47:51

the wing, if Justin leaves, you have

47:53

Kenny Kitor on the wing, you have

47:55

Marco Kü on the wing, you have

47:57

Bangula on the wing,

47:59

theoretically, now the question is, who

48:01

could play on the wing,

48:03

the question is, who else will come on as a right-hander,

48:04

and theoretically you have

48:06

Romano Schmied or Schucki, so they

48:08

could theoretically play there, as of

48:10

now he's still there,

48:12

right? That means I have a

48:15

big question mark about this. If

48:18

Justin leaves, will you really

48:20

bring in another winger, or have you already figured out what kind of

48:22

profile they're looking for – a

48:25

player with strong play, high tempo, and above all, good

48:27

penetration into the final third? It's

48:29

quite possible that the striker being

48:31

brought in could also play on the wing,

48:33

and then I think we won't be bringing in a

48:35

direct successor for

48:37

Jimmer, but simply the striker we wanted to bring in

48:38

anyway. Private chat,

48:41

if anyone agrees with me, whoever else believes this.

48:48

Weiser and Kit Becker. Yes, and that's

48:50

the question, isn't it? Yes, you bright spark.

48:51

Mike, what's going on? It wasn't anything bad at all, I didn't

48:55

say anything bad at all. Why Heller?

48:59

This is just a theory of

49:00

mine. That can't be right either.

49:02

[snorting]

49:04

That can't be right either.

49:05

We'll see.

49:09

I would definitely not cross off Din and the middle voice Dinchi, for example.

49:19

I'm receiving a

49:20

message right now.

49:39

Do you think the animal will still come into being?

49:40

If so, then at the very

49:42

end of the transperiod,

49:44

because you said so beforehand. Yes. No,

49:46

I said before, also wild.

49:48

That's just a theory. Do

49:49

you know when I

49:51

can really assess the situation well in the Ziller section? In the

49:53

Ziller section, you can see it again every day

49:54

during training.

49:56

[cough]

49:57

That was the case last year too, by the way.

50:00

Last year you did it, this year

50:02

I'm really going to do it too, look, I'm going to do it, at the

50:03

end of every day

50:05

I'll make the training winner,

50:06

training loser and I'll

50:07

tell you where I see who. Last

50:09

year, after the first training session, you

50:11

saw that Hor Steffen would not

50:13

rely on Kirkeetop. Hor Steffen does

50:16

not see the idea of being at the forefront of the attack as a

50:17

given. He has everything from Grü Romano,

50:21

Romano, fake new ones and everything, everything,

50:23

everything. But not, um, co-op. So,

50:28

now I have, listen, now

50:30

I have a list. Now I have to use my

50:32

mobile phone, there's no other way.

50:34

I took a screenshot.

50:38

These are players who have been suggested to me

50:40

, [snort] who

50:42

fit the profile.

50:48

Uh,

50:51

watch out,

50:54

watch out.

50:58

That's number one.

51:06

That's number one. Oh, this is

51:09

n't working again. Wait, we'll wait a moment until...

51:11

Yes, that's really annoying today too

51:13

. I'm really sorry,

51:14

friends. I had prepared so much here

51:16

, but half of it ca

51:17

n't be opened. That

51:18

annoys me so much. Above all,

51:20

you guys are the most awesome. We are a constant group

51:22

of 500 or 600 people on

51:25

a spontaneous stream. How awesome are

51:27

you guys? Do you think you'd be interested in

51:29

maybe

51:30

even doing a small livestream in the Zilltal valley sometime

51:33

? Maybe just mess around a

51:35

bit.

51:38

So, his player profile is very technically

51:42

gifted, agile, can

51:44

move well between the lines, good

51:45

pressing, quick first acceleration,

51:47

fits with what Dani Tune also

51:50

said or question mark. And that brings

51:53

us to the first one, and that's our

51:56

colleague here. So, who has been

51:58

following the Italian league more closely than

52:01

me? I didn't know him before. These

52:02

are suggestions I've received.

52:04

Yes, Giuseppe Ambrosino,

52:07

market value only 2.2 million euros. Don't be

52:10

fooled by that. Very, very

52:12

important. Yes. 22 years old, 1.87m tall,

52:16

the Italian has already played 11 international matches for the

52:18

Italian U21 team

52:20

, scoring two goals

52:23

. As mentioned, he is described

52:24

as a very technically strong player, very

52:27

agile, able to move well between the

52:28

lines, good pressing, quick

52:30

first acceleration, more reminiscent of a

52:33

second striker than a classic

52:34

center forward, someone who also

52:36

likes to move around the striker and so

52:37

on. Um, yes, and you have a good

52:41

chance of getting it. It was on

52:42

loan last season, and

52:43

Jan, first of all, thank you so much

52:46

for the first donation of the day. 10 € for

52:48

an ice cream in the Ziller section. Jan, you're the

52:50

absolute best.

52:51

Thank you so, so much. Uh, I need to take a quick look. Do

52:53

I see fireworks here? No, then

52:54

we'll change the scene especially for you, just to light up some

52:56

fireworks.

53:07

So, first of all, a huge thank you

53:09

to dear Jan. And now let's take a look at this:

53:13

last season's B team

53:15

only made 14 appearances and

53:17

scored two goals. Yes, I also played as a sub

53:20

before that. But he really tore up the season in

53:22

Serie B

53:23

with 36 appearances, five goals, four

53:27

assists, nine scorers, and that as

53:30

someone who tended to play more defensively,

53:32

could also drop back on the wing, and so on and so forth.

53:34

So, it could be someone who

53:36

is very, very interesting. Um, the question is,

53:39

and this really is kind of the

53:40

question, will he make his breakthrough?

53:43

He's here in the place where the

53:45

youth thingy believes that, right? Yeah, do

53:48

n't hold me to it. That should be fine, I can't

53:50

load anything here. Definitely,

53:52

I think that was before the

53:55

professional thing. Ah, I don't know exactly

53:58

how it is there. Primavera, who knows?

54:00

In any case, he

54:02

scored 19 goals, five assists, and 23

54:04

points in 31 games in one season, so he's

54:06

already proven it. He's 22, so

54:08

if you get him, he'll be either great

54:10

or great next season.

54:11

If he's a hit, then probably a big one,

54:13

and then it'll be really crazy,

54:14

and then you'll think, dude, wow,

54:15

that we got him. But it could

54:17

also be that he's actually

54:19

going in a direction where you

54:20

think, wow, then it probably won't work out

54:23

, right? That's also possible.

54:26

Daniel, and here's a little more

54:27

cream with church. Oh, Daniel, hey.

54:30

Thank you so much, ey. I don't even know if I

54:32

deserve this. Thank you,

54:33

friends. Look, you'll get

54:34

a little firework

54:35

here too, of course.

54:45

Thank you so much, my

54:47

friend. Okay, and now I'll enter the

54:49

next player. This is it.

55:06

And that's the one who

55:09

was suggested to us.

55:12

Gabriele Artistico, 23-year-old striker

55:17

from Italy, market value 2 million. It

55:20

is very, very sought after on the market, it

55:21

must be said. You can see it here too.

55:23

Hellas Verona is up, Genoa is up,

55:26

Calcio, Calcio

55:29

Padova, uh,

55:31

you can see it here yourselves, Venice,

55:33

they're all up. His market value of 2

55:34

million euros is also his highest

55:35

market value, he only has two years left on his

55:37

contract, he is 23 and was also on loan.

55:41

Now let's quickly check that, and

55:43

then I'll give you a

55:44

description of him. Last season

55:46

he was loaned to the second

55:47

Italian league, where he scored

55:49

13 goals and provided one assist in 31 matches

55:51

. A score of 14 in 31 games is definitely decent

55:54

. He's now

55:56

returning to Laz Rum, where he supposedly

55:57

has no future. However, he is

55:59

indeed a player who, uh, is

56:02

now considered capable of a breakthrough and who

56:04

also has the highest market value. He

56:05

himself is described as a very

56:07

dynamic player. We have a

56:09

lot of deep runs again, he works extremely hard

56:11

against the ball, but he's definitely not a

56:14

classic target man, that's why. Oh,

56:17

what's this? What's going on here

56:18

? KSD, dude, thank you very much. €20

56:22

Thank you so much. Three times Bremer is on the right,

56:25

10 Swiss Frank Jürgensen.

56:28

Thank you so much, friends. First, there's

56:30

a big fireworks display for both of you

56:31

here.

56:41

Thank you so, so much. Honestly,

56:43

kiss, kiss, kiss. Hey, that's totally

56:44

awesome! Thanks.

56:46

Thank you so, so much. Um, like this. Yes, but isn't the striker being

56:50

scouted as an immediate solution? Yes, and

56:52

now we come to exactly the point where

56:54

we are. What criteria do we use to determine eligibility for immediate

56:57

aid? Where do we say that this

57:01

is immediate help? Should we focus on the

57:02

Marketfest, the gameplay style, or what exactly? If

57:05

we look at what your Tune said

57:07

he would like,

57:09

it sounds like a completely different type of

57:10

player. That means we're

57:13

not directly looking for a striker who we can say is our

57:15

number 1 player, but rather we're looking

57:17

for a different striker profile. There will be

57:19

games where you'll definitely rely

57:22

on a striker, where you

57:25

want a clear penalty striker, a

57:26

clear number 9, then

57:28

Iten or Musa will play. And there will be games where

57:31

you're playing against Dortmund,

57:32

against Bayern, sitting deep, and

57:37

you need someone who works hard in counter-pressing, who

57:39

makes a lot of runs in behind. That's

57:41

something where you say, "That's the player profile

57:43

we're looking for," but people are too fixated

57:45

on these number 1, number 2,

57:47

number 3. That's not going to happen,

57:49

and that's why it's going to be exciting. He's definitely

57:51

a very, very

57:53

interesting guy.

57:56

Next, we have

57:58

a player, whom I will now

58:00

enter again, because it's possible

58:01

that he won't load again.

58:09

And I'll tell you honestly, I'm much, much, much

58:10

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