Nearly 100 percent vaccine in Gladbach

Borussia Mönchengladbach s sports director Max Ebert sees the professional markers of the foal straight during the Corona pandemic in a very special position. We have a role model — which we also want to meet possibly even. Nevertheless, it is free to decide to everyone, what he wants to do for his health, Ebert said in an interview with the sonntagen-Express.

However, as an employer, the club could only give recommendations, decide at the end of each player and employees. Ebert: Here at Russia, Russia still have an actor who has not been vaccinated so far, but now will do this now. Then we arrived at a vaccination rate of 100 percent in our license area. Say Player and Staff. And that s exactly what we want to represent.

Ebert: Some clubs fight for survival

He himself had found that the pandemic has changed society, that it is simply not feeling well from my point of view. At the beginning of the pandemic, it has been proclaimed that as a community we want to walk through this difficult time. I hope we Factor solidarity back in the focus again. Every single one should be asked.

The pandemic made working in football much more difficult. In the ten years before the pandemic, professional football has been a bit like the clarified land, it was unbelievable a lot of money in the game, commented Ebert, fundamentally changed. Some clubs struggle for survival. I as a sports director must act with other possibilities, recognize new problems. Be it squad size, financial possibilities, how many viewers come to the stadium, what can I invest?

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