BAYERN: Hoeness tells players to speak German

Football
By The Standard | Jan 05, 2017
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Bayern Munich president Uli Hoeness has warned the club’s foreign players to either start learning German or potentially face a fine.

The Bundesliga champions have brought in players such as Douglas Costa, Renato Sanches and Kingsley Coman in recent years, who have been struggling to pick up the language. Hoeness feels speaking German is crucial to their integration, though, and has told the club’s foreign stars to step up their attempts, citing head coach Carlo Ancelotti as a good example.

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