Bayern cuts wages for players who are not vaccinated with Covid Watch

Berlin, November 21st : .Bayern Munich has announced wage reductions for players not being vaccinated against Covid-19.

According to reports, the club threatened to remove affected players from their regular training sessions as a step.This news is coming after Werder Bremen coach Markus Anfang quit after being accused of forging his vaccine papers.Investigations are ongoing.

Fake documents could result in up to five year imprisonment.Employees cant expect to receive their regular salary payments due to federal law and health regulations if they are quarantined.

The regulation applies to Kimmich, Jamal Musiala and Eric Maxim Choupoo-Moting teammates in Bayern.Kimmich, a German International who was not vaccinated after close contact with positive cases and quarantined missed many games.

Unvaccinated contact must be kept in isolation for seven days under health regulations.Kimmich was placed in quarantine after Niklas Sule, a fully vaccinated Niklas Sule, tested positive during a national team meeting.

Before the 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifying match, five players from Germany had to be expelled.Xinhua reports that Kimmich was also positive after a close friend tested positive.

Bayerns Bundesliga match against Augsburg was missed by the midfielder.He will not be playing in Dynamo Kyivs Champions League tie next week.

According to reports, Bayerns players were taken by surprise and took drastic measures.Kimmich refuses to take the jab, which is irritating his teammates as well as head coach Julian Nagelsmann.

Bayern coach Reiterating his plea to be vaccinated, he admitted being bothered by the noise.Bayerns point average without Kimmich is now 1.9, down from 2.4.Bayern are already in the knockout stage of Champions League.However, Bayern fears losing players at the more advanced stages.

Bayerns second Bundesliga game of the season was lost this weekend.Kimmich, along with others at the club are accused of causing disturbing internal problems.

According to reports, the majority of members of the team support the clubs actions.Many federal states will likely insist that games be played behind closed doors because of rising infection rates in Germany.

RB Leipzig must play against Paris Saint-Germain in Champions League without spectators, and Bavaria reduced its stadium capacity by 25 percent.Bs #Bayern #cuts #wages #Covid #Watch.