🚨 It's official: Königsdörffer's move to Nice has fallen through
According to a report by 'RMC Sport', the transfer failed due to an "unsatisfactory" medical check. Königsdörffer is thus returning to Hamburg for the time being and is rejoining the Rothosen in training.
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