AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFootball & Politics: The DFB has called a news conference for Friday, where Jürgen Klopp is expected to be formally confirmed as Germany’s new men’s national coach, with reports that he wants Pep Lijnders and Peter Krawietz in his staff. Transfers: Barcelona have officially signed German forward Karim Adeyemi from Borussia Dortmund on a deal running to June 2031, reportedly €22m plus add-ons, reuniting him with coach Hansi Flick. Security: Police are dealing with a hostage situation at a bank in Regensburg, with at least one person critically injured and a knife suspect believed to be inside. Immigration: Germany is moving to expand deportations of Afghan nationals, with identity checks and document issuance set to be broadened beyond the most restricted cases. Economy & Work: Telefónica Germany plans layoffs of about 1,100 staff and will close around 60 stores as it pushes a “transformation” and cites AI-driven disruption. Energy & Climate: UniCredit Serbia, backed by KfW and EU support, launched a €43m green financing line for energy efficiency and renewables. Culture & Film: A German-French co-production funding round (“Minitraité”) handed out €1.15m to five projects, including Maria Schrader’s “Arbeit und Struktur.”
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