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Union Berlin sporting director Oliver Ruhnert berated Max Kruse for his trip to a bar. The 32-year-old forward did not violate any legal requirements. “We don’t want these actions, we think they are wrong too,” Ruhnert said after the Berliners’ 1-1 draw on Sunday night at FC Schalke 04 in Sky with a view to the German Football League hygiene concept.
On Thursday, Kruse first posted the invitation to a Berlin shisha bar on Instagram and then a video showing him with several people at the table playing a digital card game without a mask. He was in the starting lineup on Sunday.
“He sat with four people at a table and acted within the legal framework,” Ruhnert said. “He moved as every normal citizen is allowed.” As part of the Berlin Crown Regulations, Kruse “behaved properly.” “It’s not that something happened here that is contrary to our legal requirements.”
However, the DFL concept is more stringent on many points than the federal states’ Corona legal regulations. Even with a low pandemic level, he recommends “reduced contact with the neighborhood or the public” and “in the house / apartment if possible.” “He wasn’t the smartest of Max, he knows it himself,” defender Marvin Friedrich said. In the team before the game against Schalke, that was not a big problem.
