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Munich the favorite over Berlin, Cologne-Rhine Ruhr to bid to host an Olympics in Germany (opens the original)
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Germany is hoping to win the right to host the Olympic Games in 2036, 2040 or 2044. On Saturday, the German Olympic Sports Confederation (DOSB) is to meet to vote on which of three bids (Munich, Cologne-Rhine-Ruhr, Berlin) to throw its support behind. The motto of Munich's Olympic bid is "For Games with heart and soul." The concept focuses on sustainability, with the 1972 Olympic Park serving as the centerpiece. According to documents published by the bid committee, around 90% of the competition
Munich is the favorite over Cologne-Rhine Ruhr to bid to host an Olympics in Germany (opens the original)
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Germany is hoping to win the right to host the Olympic Games in 2036, 2040 or 2044. On Saturday, the German Olympic Sports Confederation (DOSB) is to meet to vote on which of two bids (Munich and Cologne-Rhine-Ruhr) to throw its support behind. Berlin withdrew its application at short notice on Thursday. The motto of Munich's Olympic bid is "For Games with heart and soul." The concept focuses on sustainability, with the 1972 Olympic Park serving as the centerpiece. According to documents publish
Dual citizenship means Germany now in competition for talent (opens the original)
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When Jürgen Klopp named his oversize squad for Germany for the upcoming international break, a number of other national team coaches will have taken notice. Among them was Mohamed Ouahbi, of Morocco, who lamented that he had already had Eintracht Frankfurt striker Younes on his radar since last season. "He had a profile that interested us. I spoke to him on the phone and explained the Morocco project to him — without making any promises," Ouahbi said. If the 23-year-old Ebnoutalib sees any actio
After Neuer: Who will be Germany's new No. 1 goalkeeper? (opens the original)
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Manuel Neuer retired from international duty after Germany's early exit from the 2026 World Cup, opening the door for a new No. 1. Jonas Urbig appears the obvious choice, but Neuer is still the starter at Bayern Munich, which severely limits Urbig's playing time. If the 23-year-old was Bayern's first choice, he would likely be Germany's number one too. As it stands, though, it appears doubtful that Germany's new coach Jürgen Klopp will even call him up to his first squad. On September 17, he wil
Egypt's wrath after World Cup exit: 'The match was rigged' (opens the original)
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"Perhaps they wanted to keep the world champions in the competition. Perhaps they wanted Messi to stay in the race," fumed Egypt's national team coach, Hossam Hassan, on BeIN Sports after his team's 3–2 round-of-16 defeat to Argentina on Tuesday. "This match was rigged, and the whole world saw it," he said. Late in the second half, the Egyptians had led 2–0 thanks to goals from Yasser Ibrahim (15th minute) and Mostafa Ziko (67). Then, the defending champions launched a comeback, turning the matc
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