In the beating affair surrounding Hertha goalkeeper Marius Gersbeck, there are new details from the night – the police are reporting serious bodily harm. The club still wants to rehabilitate him, but not everyone likes that.
In Austria, too, the wheels of the judiciary are slowly getting going. But currently in the case of goalkeeper Marius Gersbeck from Hertha BSC you can see: They are getting going. As the Salzburg police confirmed on the eve of the Hertha game at Hamburger SV, a complaint was being made against Gersbeck for serious bodily harm; the keeper is said to have beaten a young Austrian in mid-July on the outskirts of the training camp in Zell am See, leaving him hospitalized. The police’s final report will be submitted to the public prosecutor’s office next week. She then has to decide whether to press charges – in a case that not only keeps Hertha in the headlines, but is also rubbed under the nose of the Bundesliga relegated on other floors.
