The transfer carousel is spinning again! Don’t miss a thing with the BILD Transfer Ticker! Fear is spreading in the Bundesliga! Until 2024/25, TV stations will still be paying an average of 1.1 billion euros per season… According to the club, the national team player will have to undergo several months of therapy for treatment and will definitely be out for the entire first half of the season. But there is also good news: According to the doctors, the illness was detected very early and can be treated very well with medication, and above all: curable. Gladbach’s medical staff are confident that “there is a very high probability that health will be completely restored afterward and a normal life will be possible – including professional sports.” Roland Virkus (56), Borussia’s managing director of sports, says: “We will do everything possible to ensure that Stevie receives the best possible treatment and we wish him and his family a lot of strength and optimism in the fight against this illness.” PHYSICAL MADNESS! Football player scores impossible free-kick goal. However, this form of cancer is considered particularly aggressive. Experts understand lymph node or lymph gland cancer to be a malignant tumor disease of the lymphatic system. Most commonly, the cancer affects the lymph nodes and the spleen. However, through the blood-lymphatic system, it can spread and affect other organs. Fortunately, Lainer’s illness is still in a very early stage. He did not even travel with the team to the training camp in Tegernsee this week because he was feeling unwell.
