Bastian Schweinsteiger in the Munich pedestrian zone.
© Screenshot Schweinsteiger Instagram
Bastian Schweinsteiger was in Munich again. After visiting the IAA, he strolled through the pedestrian zone and went shopping in the FCB shop.
Munich – When Bastian Schweinsteiger is a guest in the state capital Munich, all FC Bayern hearts beat faster. If you combine such great successes with the former soccer star and the city. However, the triple winner and world champion from 2014 had a good reason to travel to his old home. The IAA is taking place and Schweinsteiger was scheduled for a wheel manufacturer there on September 9th.
As an ex-high-performance athlete, Schweini is still often out and about, but not as active in sports as he used to be. And who wants to blame the 37-year-old family man? When a footballer is retired and at a good old age, you can take care of other things than your six-pack. On the day of his visit to the IAA, Schweini appeared on a park bench – and the fans immediately noticed one detail.
Schweinsteiger goes shopping in Munich’s pedestrian zone after the IAA – “What’s in the bag?”
But afterwards it didn’t go back home, no, the Bayern legend happily visited the FCB fan shop in the city center and strolled through the pedestrian zone. He even had himself photographed in Kaufingerstrasse and showed his thumb up. “I can’t leave Munich without a little present”.
Schweinsteiger strolls through Kaufingerstraße to the IAA in Munich – “You don’t have to pay, do you?”
The followers were blown away, of course. Fire emojis and heart emojis graced the majority of his comment column. He even casts a spell over non-FCB fans: “I’m not a Bayern fan, but I still think you’re sympathetic”. The attitude of the native Upper Bavaria seems to be a bit disadvantageous for a few, a few complainers. “The brother has a tummy,” says one user. Another calls him: “Wampi”. And one comment said: “Pull your stomach in”.
Some also ask themselves what Schweini has bought now? “What’s in the bag?” Someone wants to know. Because this is red, someone else in the CSU state of Bavaria probably got a shock: “I thought you had voted for the SPD”. But the most important question seems to be whether the FCB legend has to pay in the fan shop at all: “Is there a legend discount in the shop?” Or: “You don’t have to pay, do you?”. “10 percent discount with membership card”, one gives as a tip.
