Rummenigge at it again



Former German star Karl-Heinz Rummenigge is at the centre of a storm after failing to reveal who gave him two Rolex watches, said to be worth £84,000, while he was on a trip paid for by World Cup 2022 hosts Qatar.
Rummenigge ran into trouble on his way home from Doha when he was stopped by customs officials at Munich airport on February 7 as he passed through the ‘nothing to declare’ channel.
When the watches were discovered, he said they were a gift from an unnamed friend and he had not realised he had to pay import duty on them. Reports in Germany say the local tax authorities have now fined him €250,000 (£209,000) for not declaring the watches at the time.
Premier League representatives on the trip included Arsenal’s chief executive Ivan Gazidis and Manchester City’s Ferran Soriano. Club sources say neither accepted gifts beyond the passport holder.
 
The corrupt, Lederhosen wearing, 4 eyed gimp hasn't forgiven us for taking Pep. No mention of Barca or the rags, what a surprise.
 
About time the Sheikh arranged for this clueless bellend to mysteriously disappear one night
 
What a fucking idiot.How can anyone claim that Real are not the instigators of high transfer fees and then not to even talk about the Rags,who have indeed made inflated fees their mandate.
Its unfair to bell-ends to even call him that.
****.
 
It’s fair to say Bayern haven’t inflated the market in Germany they let players at other German clubs run their contracts down and sign them for free!!
Funny how he’s failed to mention any of the clubs with record transfers for say a keeper or centre back or £90m for midfielder!
 
It’s the none stop narrative by this clown and others that have other clueles fans think we in the same bracket as PSG.

Liverpool have inflated the market for goalies after there 60m+ buy and Madrid scum Chelsea all have inflated the market but it’s us with our highest transfer of 60m gets blame.
 

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