“Further investigations fortunately revealed no abnormalities,” wrote RW Essen on Instagram on Sunday. Götze turned to his helpers: “A big thank you also to all the carers and doctors who looked after me in Dresden yesterday.”
Dynamo apologizes: “Reactions do not correspond to our attitude”
In a statement from Monday afternoon (February 26, 2024), Dynamo Dresden apologized for the “unsightly scenes on the sidelines”. David Fischer, Managing Director of Communications at Dynamo, is quoted in the statement as saying: “The reactions that have occurred do not correspond to the attitude that we as a sports community want to stand for. Despite all the sporting rivalry, in every situation, especially when players are injured, the The focus is on the idea of fair play on and off the pitch. As anchored in our mission statement, we want to act respectfully, humanely and fairly. We would like to take this opportunity to expressly apologize to Felix Götze for the incidents and hope that he will be able to recover after treatment “The hospital is in good health again.”
DFB is investigating Dynamo
The German Football Association (DFB) has now started investigations against Dynamo. The association announced this on Monday. “I can confirm that the DFB control committee has now initiated an investigation against Dynamo Dresden in this regard and has written to the club for a statement. Incidentally, also because of the pyrotechnics that burned down in the first half,” said a DFB spokesman.