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Reuters
a day ago
- Business
- Reuters
German construction industry sees slight revenue gains in 2025
FRANKFURT, June 5 (Reuters) - German construction industry revenue is forecast to record a slight increase of up to 1% in 2025 after a decline in 2024, an industry group said on Thursday. The BVB construction association said it was cautiously optimistic and predicted revenue of 428 billion euros ($488.43 billion) for the year. In 2024, revenue slumped 3% to 425 billion euros as the country's property sector grappled with its worst crisis in decades. ($1 = 0.8763 euros)
Yahoo
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
BVB star is Mr L1+🔼: The top Champions League players on paper
The 2024/25 Champions League season is history. Paris Saint-Germain has claimed the trophy for the first time. But who were the stats leaders of the entire season? Here you can see the kings of their craft at a glance. The Spider with the Most Saves Real Madrid may have been knocked out by Arsenal in the quarter-finals, but until then, Thibaut Courtois had already made 52 saves. One more than CL finalist Yann Sommer collected in three additional games. Clearances in the Penalty Area Marquinhos has experienced everything in his twelve years at PSG. He has seen many stars come and go. This season, the Brazilian was on a mission. Whenever there was danger in his own penalty area, he was ready with the fire extinguisher. BVB Star is Mr. L1+Triangle Nico Schlotterbeck delivered the most successful long passes. The BVB defender hits those long balls just as precisely on the field as on the console. Flying Dutchman, the Lord of the Air Luuk de Jong, with his aerial presence, kept PSV Eindhoven's plays alive last season. At 34, still soaring high. Duel Monster on Two Legs Nuno Mendes completely outplayed one or two superstars in the Champions League. Mo Salah or Bukayo Saka might still have nightmares about the duel monster from Portugal. Referee, hey! Cherif Ndiaye exited the CL group stage with Red Star Belgrade without a sound. However, he takes home the title for the most fouls won. The Gunners of the Champions League Following the motto "More is more," Kylian Mbappé, in his first season at Real Madrid, decided to shoot from all angles. He shot his way to the top of the players with the most attempts on goal. Master of the Through Ball The through pass is the king's discipline, and surprisingly, Atlético's veteran Rodrigo de Paul finished as the best in class. Tackling Machine from PSG At just 20 years old, João Neves played a significant role in PSG's title win. His tackling skills haven't been seen statistically since the 2007/08 season. Of course, the Parisian vacuum cleaner also had a few more games to achieve this. Unstoppable in One-on-One If your teammates leave you alone against Lamine Yamal on the wing, as a defender, you might as well give up. Barça's mega-talent sought and successfully completed the most one-on-one situations by a large margin. Have the Ball, Pass the Ball! Another Portuguese player topped this category. Vitinha played 1,294 successful passes in the past season. Joshua Kimmich landed in a respectable second place with three fewer games. That Xavi, a former protégé of Pep Guardiola, still holds the best record in this category despite fewer games (1,299 passes in 2012/13) speaks volumes. Tiki-taka. Most Passes into the Final Third For a change, no PSG player at the top. Bayern's Joshua Kimmich delivered the most balls into the final third to his teammates. However, this might not console him for missing the final in his own backyard. What Does Ball Thief Mean in Spanish? Fede Valverde was the most successful ball thief in the CL season 24/25. Real's bundle of energy stole the ball a total of 27 times. Head Waiters Among Themselves Barcelona's Raphinha created the most big chances. Closely followed by Joshua Kimmich. FC Bayern was generally well represented with Michael Olise and Jamal Musiala in third and fourth places. With better chance conversion, the final at home 2.0 would have been possible. Assist Hunter At FC Barcelona, Raphinha's groundwork was utilized a bit better. He not only provided the most assists. Top Scorers of the Champions League Serhou Guirassy was Dortmund's insurance policy in the Champions League. The BVB striker shares the title of top scorer with... of course, Raphinha. Were there any surprising stat leaders for you here? Feel free to write it in the comments! Advertisement This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here. 📸 Justin Setterfield - 2025 Getty Images
Yahoo
26-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Dortmund find new main sponsor
Borussia Dortmund have announced a partnership with their new main sponsor Vodafone - die Schwarz-Gelben have agreed on a 5-year-cooperation with the telecommunications company. Vodafone will therefore also be seen on Dortmund's kit for the upcoming season; the red colour has of course sparked a huge discussion and dissatisfaction among the fans online, leading to a funny video-answer from the BVB bosses: In the video, the higher ups are reading out annoyed comments from the fanbase about Vodafone's colour being red - which they would hate to see on their bright yellow kit. The solution was quite simple in the end: Dortmund and Vodafone have agreed for the logo to be in black on the kits, matching the colour scheme of the club. 'We are delighted that we have been able to inspire such a renowned partner to join us in these economically challenging times,' said Hans-Joachim Watzke, chairman of the BVB management board. Dortmund will earn approximately €150 to €180 million from the deal, which will see them earn a similar amount of money per season from their main sponsor as RB Leipzig do thanks to RedBull (about €35 million). For comparison, Wolfsburg are the biggest main-sponsor-earners in the Bundesliga with around €70 million per season thanks to VW, while Bayern Munich get €50 million from Telekom every year.
Yahoo
26-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
🎥 Hit or total cringe? BVB bosses read shirt comments
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here. That wasn't on our bingo cards for 2025 either. The BVB bosses around Hans-Joachim Watzke are speaking the finest youth language. 👀👀 — Borussia Dortmund (@BVB) May 26, 2025📸 INA FASSBENDER - AFP or licensors
Yahoo
24-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Borussia Dortmund land major new shirt sponsor deal
After weeks of speculation surrounding Borussia Dortmund's kit for the 2025/26 season, the focus has not been on the design, but on who would feature on the front of the shirt. According to Sport Bild, that question has now been answered: Vodafone will become the new primary shirt sponsor for Die Schwarzgelben. Advertisement The telecommunications giant is set to sign a deal lasting between five and six years, bringing in a reported €30 million per season. In total, the partnership could be worth up to €180 million, making it one of the most significant sponsorship agreements in German football. The Vodafone logo will not only appear on Dortmund's Bundesliga kits but will also replace Evonik on their Champions League shirts. Furthermore, the agreement reportedly includes all official BVB teams, from the senior men's squad to the women's team, U23 side, and youth academies. Dortmund could debut the new kit as early as this summer, with the club set to participate in the FIFA Club World Cup in the United States. This marks a major commercial move for Dortmund as they look to bolster their financial strength and global brand ahead of another demanding season on multiple fronts.
