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🎥 Still holding a grudge? How Werder fans responded to Zetterer

For Michael Zetterer, the first game for his new club Eintracht Frankfurt was something special. After all, this afternoon he faced those he had trained and showered with just a few days ago: his former teammates from Bremen. Zetterer recently moved from the Weser to the Main as a replacement for Trapp.

From a sporting perspective, it couldn't have gone better: Eintracht won 4-1, and Zetterer had no chance with the only goal conceded. After the game, there was a reunion with the Werder fans, to whom Zetterer still feels very close after ten years in the green and white jersey – and they to him.

Accompanied by loud applause and chants, Zetterer approached the stands and expressed his gratitude with applause, gestures of respect, and the obligatory thumbs-up. He also embraced his former teammates – with whom he was knocked out of the DFB-Pokal just last week – after Bremen's defeat, encouraged them, and offered support.

After the victory against his "Old Love," he said on the 'Sky' microphone: It was indeed strange. But I wanted to start with a win, and unfortunately, there is no mercy in football.

Nevertheless, Zetterer's farewell story and the short-notice return in front of the Bremen fan curve teach us that even in football, you can part on good terms and don't always have to be at odds.

After the victory against his "old love," he said on the Sky microphone: "It was indeed strange. But I wanted to start with a win – unfortunately, there is no mercy in football."

Nevertheless, Zetterer's farewell story and the short-notice return in front of the Bremen fan curve show that even in football, you can part on good terms – and don't always have to be at odds.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here.