Fritz Keller

Bundesliga: Cold water poured on German football's hopes of bringing fans back to stadiums

Last week, the 36 clubs in Germany's top two tiers agreed to a four-point proposal by the German Football League (DFL) which could see fans return to stadiums despite the coronavirus pandemic.

Bundesliga: DFB president Fritz Keller proposes wage cap to make league more sustainable

Germany’s Bundesliga on Saturday became the first major European football league to resume after a continent-wide stoppage due to the coronavirus, thanks to thorough testing of players and staff.

Coronavirus Outbreak: German Cup final rescheduled for 4 July, to be played without spectators, confirms DFB

With the men’s top two divisions set to start without spectators on 16 May after a two-month suspension due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the DFB said the ball can also start rolling in the other competitions.

Coronavirus Outbreak: DFB-Pokal final postponed indefinitely due to COVID-19 pandemic, says Germany's football federation

Football in Germany has been suspended since mid-March and will remain so until at least 30 April. The German Football League is hoping to restart the Bundesliga sometime in May

Coronavirus pandemic: DFB admits job security of 250,000 employees is threatened after suspension of German football

The virus forced DFB to suspend matches in the country on 16 March and until 2 April at least, putting the entire season and national team matches in doubt

Germany coach Joachim Loew backs new DFB president Fritz Keller to pull association out of crisis

Germany coach Joachim Loew gave his backing to the new president of the scandal-hit German Football Association (DFB), Fritz Keller, who vowed to regain lost trust in the DFB following his election Friday.