Corona lockdown: Now even Bayern coach Flick is making demands on Merkel - and speaks of "recklessness"

The questions about German corona policy are getting louder because of the gastro lockdown - and with it the pressure on Angela Merkel.

Now even the FC Bayern coach joins the debate.

• Coronavirus pandemic in Germany

  : The government of

  Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU)

  and the federal states decide on

  a

  lockdown light

  due to the high number of

  corona infections

  .

• The

  catering

  as well as sports and leisure facilities have to close nationwide from November 2nd.

• FC Bayern Munich

  *: Coach Hansi Flick *

  makes an appeal to politicians

  in this tricky

  Covid-19

  situation.

Munich / Berlin - It

is not unusual

for the Bavarian

to send unmistakable political signals to the

.

And yet this time the sender of the Bavarian embassy makes you sit up and take notice:

, coach of the soccer club and global corporation

.

Corona lockdown light in Germany: Bayern coach Hansi Flick also turns on

The 55-year-old from Baden has made a clear request to

and the

: Provide financial support to the professional groups that are particularly affected.

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FC Bayern coach: Hansi Flick.

© Sven Hoppe / dpa

“We have to see how it develops over the next four weeks.

We have to show solidarity, also on the part of the

, that we support these professional groups who are currently unable to work.

We got ourselves into this situation through recklessness and now we have to lead the way, ”said the former Löw assistant at the press conference on

.

Corona policy in Germany: Hansi Flick praises the help from Angela Merkel's federal government

The

immediately

praised the politicians who initiated appropriate measures for the professional groups concerned

.

Specifically, the

and states recently

promised

up to

direct economic aid.

To put it into perspective: In many pubs, taverns, pubs, boazns and sports bars, the

and

shown

across Germany

.

With corresponding sales for the

.

This will no longer be the case in November.

is obviously not losing sight of this industry.

(pm)