Trimmel warns: There are also children in the stadium - riots are unacceptable!

Trimmel warns: There are also children in the stadium - riots are unacceptable!

In the latest podcast "Legionär on Air", 38-year-old Christopher Trimmel spoke about his career and the latest riots in the Hartberg stadium. The Union Berlin player made it clear during the conversation with Martin Grasl and Anatol Szadeczky that the security of everyone present, especially children, must be a top priority. "You quickly forget that there are also children in the stadium," said the Burgenland concerned about the incidents that the football community shaked. These critical situations raise questions about security and dealing with violent excesses in football, which is emphasized again by the open discussion in the podcast, according to the Krone .

The topic of security is also addressed in the Podcast "Kicker meets DAZN", in which Almuth Schult, one of the most famous faces of German women's football, can be heard. Schult, who is now playing in the United States, not only talks about her sporting career, but also about the challenges of reconciling professional football and family, as she soon expects her third child. This facet of life as a competitive athlete is often overlooked, but is of great importance, as it emphasizes in the show. In addition, the current situation in German women's football is analyzed, whereby the broadcaster Benni and Alex talk about the youngest Bundesliga games and discuss the championship ambitions of Borussia Dortmund after an impressive 6-1 victory against Cologne, like the Kicker reported.

In the current discussions, the multi-layered problems are shown in both men and women's football. While the security aspects are urgent at the events, personal stories like that of Almuth Schult illuminate the challenges in front of which professional athletes are facing if they want to reconcile their career and family. These perspectives are essential for a comprehensive understanding of the sports world and the social responsibility that goes hand in hand with it.