Bayern Munich have fined Mario Gomez, Mario Gotze and Jan Kirchhoff
for wearing Nike clothes at official FCB events rather than kit from
club sponsor Adidas, press officer Markus Horwick has confirmed.
The
Bundesliga side's players are contractually obliged to wear Adidas
clothes at official club activities - football shoes being the only
exception to the rule.
However, both Gotze and Kirchhoff appeared
at their official presentation on Tuesday wearing a t-shirt with a big
Nike logo, leading to complaints from Adidas.
Bayern consequently
offered their apologies to the company, only for Mario Gomez then to be
photographed wearing a Nike hat at the club's training camp in
Trentino.
The Champions League winners therefore opted to take
action against the trio and have handed them fines, which will be
donated to the victims of the recent floods in Germany.
No
details have been disclosed about the amount of the fines, but all three
players have accepted their punishment without further comment.
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