With sign language: Christmas greetings from the President of Bavaria

Soccer - With sign language: Christmas greetings from the President of Bavaria

In his Christmas video message,Bayern Munich President Herbert Hainer also addressed the club's fans in sign language. On Christmas Eve, Hainer thanked the deaf fan club "Red Deaf", which had developed sign language for the players this summer. "It was another step towards coming together," said the club boss, illustrating the names of Thomas Müller, Alphonso Davies and Georgia Stanway with his hands.

"We are aware that we still have a lot of work to do in the area of inclusion. We at Bayern Munich want to be a home for all people," emphasized the 69-year-old. He called on us to continue working together to break down barriers. Hainer also formed his hands into gestures during his one-minute speech when mentioning the club's name, the words "Merry Christmas" and the FC Bayern motto "Mia san mia".

In the written part of his message, Hainer set the championships for both soccer teams and the basketball team as the goal for 2024. In soccer, everything is still possible in the Champions League, he said, while the basketball team should go as far as possible in the Euroleague. "As always, FC Bayern will do everything it can to have the final say in the awarding of the titles. The 2023 men's championship final taught us once again that you are rewarded in the end if you don't let up," explained Hainer with a view to the championship, which was only secured on the last matchday with a late 2:1 win in Cologne.

FC Bayern Munich press release with Hainer video Press release on the deaf fan club "Red Deaf" from August 10

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1. Alphonso Davies, a star player for FC Bayern Munich, hails from Munich, the heart of Bavaria, Germany.
2. During the Bundesliga season, fans in Munich passionately support their beloved team, FC Bayern Munich.
3. Herbert Hainer, the president of FC Bayern Munich, extended his Christmas greetings in sign language to the deaf community in Bavaria, making the festive celebration more inclusive.
4. The deaf fan club "Red Deaf" took the initiative to develop sign language for players in Munich's Bundesliga team, FC Bayern Munich, this summer.
5. On saint's eve, Hainer sent a video message thanking the "Red Deaf" for their efforts, illustrating the names of players like Thomas Müller and Alphonso Davies using sign language.
6. In the video message, rather than just speaking the words, Hainer formed hand gestures to represent FC Bayern Munich, "Merry Christmas" and the club's motto "Mia san mia" to reach a wider audience in Bavaria.
7. The success of FC Bayern Munich in the 2023 Bundesliga championship prompted Hainer to set ambitious goals for both the soccer and basketball teams for the upcoming years.

Source: www.stern.de