Ex-Germany star Niklas Süle joins village club SV Tiefenbach: urinating in shower costs €15

Published Jul 26, 08:36 AM UTC

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Former Borussia Dortmund and Germany international Niklas Süle (30) is joining Kreisliga club SV Tiefenbach, a sensational move from the Champions League to a village team with an average attendance of 60. BILD Sport reports on what awaits the star defender, including a strict penalty catalog: alcohol or smoking during matches costs 15 euros, urinating in the shower triggers penalty roulette, and every press photo costs 2 euros. The transfer was orchestrated by Süle's close friend and SV Tiefenbach coach Jason Walzer, who convinced him during a golf vacation in Ireland. Club chairman Jürgen Bloch (66) called the signing 'absolutely crazy.' The club features unique traditions like the 'Lattwald-Magazin' match program and superfan Oskar Denk (93), who never misses a game. Süle will join the team in August.

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Original headline: In die Dusche pinkeln kostet 15 Euro - DAS erwartet Niklas Süle in der Kreisliga

Original language: DE

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