Monday, January 24, 2011

Kicker-Ticker: Ex-national players suffering from tuberculosis

+ + + + Without second-division Karlsruher SC must be in the relegation battle longer midfielder Marco Engelhardt. The 30-year-old is suffering from a bacterial lung infection and will be out at least two months. According to the attending physician, the defensive all-rounder has been infected with a form of tuberculosis.

Ex-national players Engelhardt is in the coming weeks, treated with antibiotics, during which he has to suspend the exercise. + + + + + + + + The Clubs 1st and 2 Bundesliga in the 2009/2010 season have for the sixth consecutive year achieved a record turnover. The reports of the "kicker".

Accordingly, the 36 professional clubs have implemented some 2.1 billion €, but retracted the first time since 2003 a loss. The minus is to be for 'kicker' calculations about 100 million €. The German Football League (DFL) was on Monday not comment on the sums. "We do not comment on these figures," said DFL media director Christian Penny.

The League Association will announce its figures on Wednesday. In the 2008/2009 season, sales of professional clubs at € 2.036 billion had been. + + + + + + + + Confusion surrounds the future of Bayern Munich captain Mark van Bommel: Italian media had reported on Monday agreed that leaders of the Italian giants AC Milan on Monday were flown to Munich to the immediate transfer of the Dutch soccer international's stepped up.

The internet platform Sky Sport 24 reported subsequently, Managing Director at Milan's Adriano Galliani and sporting director Ariedo Braida would stay in Milan. Van Bommel to consultants Mino Raiola had the Milan-makers on Monday received no contact, "I know nothing about a trip to Munich because of Gallianis van Bommel.

I am in the Netherlands, "Raiola said the Internet portal calcio mercato. it. Early January were circulating in the Italian newspapers rumors about an alleged interest in Milan on the 33-year-old midfielder. Van Bommel himself had recently reaffirmed, however, to try to fulfill his current contract until the summer in Munich.

His advisers had said in the past week, the Bayern captain remained "99.9 percent". + + + + + + + + The former world class player Rivaldo has entered into the service of Brazil's top clubs FC Sao Paulo. The 38-year-old is so for Ronaldo, Roberto Carlos and Ronaldinho, the next world champion from 2002 who wants to enjoy after a successful European career in his home the glory.

Rivaldo signed for first division side until the end of a contract with option to extend for a further season. The World Player of 1999, in Europe especially with FC Barcelona, AC Milan and Olympiakos Piraeus celebrated numerous title wins. After a trip to Bunjodkor Tashkent in Uzbekistan, he served as president of the lower division Mogi Mirim EC returned to the motherland, for which he wanted to run up this season as a player.

Rivaldo will initially remain club boss in the red and white, even if both teams are in the recently launched state championship in Sao Paulo opponents. The Treaty had set the attacking midfielder, who will earn in the future with the talent training, also includes exchange of experts of both clubs.

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