DFB-Elf starts from Nuremberg: fans are puzzled by one detail in particular
Created: 06/11/2022, 20:49
By: Thomas Eldersch
On the way to Hungary: The German national team sets out from Herzogenaurach via Nuremberg Airport for the Nations League game.
© Facebook Nuremberg Airport
Nuremberg Airport recorded the boarding of the German national team for social media.
The followers noticed some details.
Nuremberg – The German national team's third Nations League game in a week will kick off on Saturday evening.
The boys around coach Hansi Flick have to play against Hungary this time.
After the last two draws, a win is now almost a must.
The DFB kickers previously played at Adidas in Herzogenaurach and from there went to Nuremberg Airport.
On Friday evening, the machine took off with Neuer, Müller and Co.
But before that there were a few snapshots for Facebook.
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DFB-Elf at Nuremberg Airport: Suitcases for a short trip to Hungary?
On the Facebook page of Nuremberg's Albrecht Dürer Airport there are three photos of the national team boarding the plane to Budapest.
The airport wrote on Friday evening: "Today, the DFB team (The Team) took off from Nuremberg to play tomorrow in the Nations League against Hungary.
The national team stayed with adidas in Herzogenaurach.” Relaxed and obviously in a good mood, the players ran up the stairs to the plane.
The followers of the airport noticed some details.
The airport post has already collected 40 comments (as of June 11, 8 p.m.).
Here, many commentators on a detail.
"With a suitcase...?" writes one, alluding to the short time the team will be in Hungary.
Some followers hope that the kickers' luggage will also arrive.
One even doesn't rule out having their own porters for the soccer stars.
DFB kickers fly from Nuremberg to Hungary without a mask
But something else catches the eye of some Facebook users.
The German national players do not wear a corona mask when boarding the Lufthansa plane.
Masks are actually compulsory on flights to and from Germany.
That's what it says on the German airline's website.
"During your journey with Lufthansa, you are obliged to wear a medical protective mask at all times, from boarding, throughout your time on board and when exiting the aircraft.
Wear your mask – like our crews – on flights to and from Germany for the entire stay on board.”
A user jokingly wrote: "Are the gentlemen the same as others again, or why don't they need masks when entering the plane, and every normal Otto does?" She received the answer promptly.
"Private charter, very simple." And in fact it is likely that the national team did not take a scheduled flight to Budapest.
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