DFB star Kleinhern in Playboy magazine for men’s and women’s football | soccer

It speaks to the soul of many fans…

While the men of the DFB are losing more and more sympathy in Germany, women are increasing the interest of football fans.

Advocate Sophia Kleinhern, 23, now speaks about this openly in the German edition of Playboy (to be published on Thursday). When asked why, according to the survey, the majority of Germans view the women’s national team as more likeable than the men’s team, she replies: “Several factors are involved. On the one hand, new viewers notice that we perform at the highest level with passion and motivation. Then it is not known about us Much as men are known to have a constant media presence. In the end, we are also more approachable.”

But she also explains: “This is not a criticism of men who have reached such proportions that they can no longer allow everything. We also managed to inspire our fair football.”

Because unlike men, women would have done without acting breaks. The woman from Frankfurt: “I don’t think we always make a lot out of certain situations. I don’t know any female Neymar. For example, I don’t know any player who stays for two or three minutes (laughs).”

For her, one thing is certain: women’s football is in no way less attractive than men’s!

Kleinhern: “I think there is no longer any basis on which to argue something like this. Anyone who thinks otherwise should re-watch the Champions League final between Wolfsburg and Barcelona. Excitement aside, it was already 2-0 in Wolfsburg’s favour, Barcelona managed to turn the game around within ten minutes.

Kleinhern lands in Sydney with the German national team on Wednesday night. from 20.7. until 20.8. The Women’s World Cup will be held in Australia and New Zealand. The first match for the DFB girls will take place on July 24th. In Melbourne vs Morocco. The obvious goal: the third world title! Then it’s probably Kleinherne, Popp & Co. More popular in Germany…