HERE he continues to play big.
Legend award for star basketball player Dirk Nowitzki (43, 2.13 meters) at his Dallas Mavericks club. On Thursday night, the jersey of the NBA champion was pulled under the roof of the American Airlines Center in a glamorous ceremony (BILD reported).
Nowitzki – back in the spotlight two years after retiring from his career! At his side: his wife Jessica and the children Malaika (8), Max (6) and Morris (5). Nowitzki’s parents Jörg and Helga had also come from Germany.
Nowitzki is EVEN MORE family man than usual. He could work for the Mavericks at any time – in whatever position. But he doesn’t want to be out and about every day. He works as a consultant for the club. Part Time!
At the ceremony, Nowitzki spoke about his loved ones. He: “Jess, you are the backbone of the family. I love you! You are the best mother, you are the best wife! Thanks to my kids. I love you. I am proud to be your father. “
The three children – Nowitzki wants to see them grow up. You go to the German school and the German kindergarten in Dallas. Nowitzki sings German children’s songs with them, puzzles with them, plays with them. In the summer the Nowitzkis were in Germany with HIS family. And in Sweden with IHRER.
Photo: TOM PENNINGTON / AFP
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Second adopted home! According to BILD information, Nowitzki also bought a property on a lake in Sweden.
What else does pensioner life have in store for the sports star? He takes online courses on economics. Has a rhetoric trainer, tries to speak at company events. Discusses the audio guide for a Rembrandt exhibition at the Städel in Frankfurt. He is now involved in a biscuit company.
AND: Nowitzki, who has earned around 225 million euros in his career, does not forget those who are less well off. With his foundation he is involved in poorer areas of Dallas.
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