The hobby of Borussia Dortmund played in one of mosaics of the most brutal in European football against UEFA. In the minutes before the match against Glasgow Celtic of the Champions Leaguethe German supporters who were on the famous “yellow wall” of the Signal Iduna Park They put out a giant banner with a clear message: “The UEFA mafia”.
In this stand of the German stadium, one of the most famous in European football, with 25,000 fans who are usually the most fiery of the Borussia team and those who receive the most mosaics during matches, a giant tifo was displayed, which occupied all the stands, which is huge. The message was clear against UEFA, which he describes as a “mafia”. In addition, under these two words that the Dortmund fans drew large, the Borussia fans also put another sentence against the highest body of European football: “Sport doesn’t interest you, all you care about is money”.
The message from the supporters of the German club, current vice-champion of Europe after losing the last Champions League final against Real Madrid, was overwhelming against UEFA. We rarely see a complaint of this type, with a large mosaic in which the competition organizers are so harshly criticized. With this tifo in its most famous stands in Siganl Iduna Park, Borussia faces a heavy sanctionsince UEFA does not allow these things and even less likes that there are such clear criticisms against them.
Borussia Dortmund faces Celtic Glasgow this Tuesday on the second day of the Champions League championship phase. The European Cup has changed format this season and now each team plays eight matches, with a world ranking of the 36 teams competing in this year’s Champions League. Borussia Dortmund won the opening day in Bruges and Celtic also did the same against Slovan Bratislava.
This mosaic can also be understood as an approach to the Super Leaguewhich continues its negotiation process with the clubs, since the main criticism of the most important supporters of Borussia Dortmund goes to UEFA, accusing this body of being a “mafia”.
