"I don't think he'll come directly back to Bayern. He maybe needs a year with another club in Germany or England. … Eventually his situation will improve because he's a nice and talented guy. He's also a good dribbler."

-- Bayern Munich CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge on 19-year-old Julian Green, whom Bayern loaned to Hamburg SV this season to get playing experience -- but Green has seen only 113 minutes of Bundesliga action. (TZ.de)

"Almost an entire nation really hates us. ... When we are away, sometimes in the middle of the night, hooligans from the opponent clubs come to our hotels like in the middle of the night and chant 'F*** Red Bull.'"

-- U.S. German-born striker Terrence Boyd on his club, RB Leipzig, the second-division outfit owned by Austrian energy drink company Red Bull. (Guardian)

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