News about Jerome Boateng

The suspended fine of just over £168,000 - 5,000 euros a day for 40 days - must only be paid if Boateng commits another offence. The judge also ordered Boateng to pay a total of just over £84,000 to charity organisations, a court spokesperson said. The 2014 World Cup winner and former Manchester City man, who appeared in the court in Munich wearing a dark blue suit, was accused of injuring his ex-girlfriend in a fight during a vacation in 2018.

On the first day of this summer's European Championship in Germany, Jerome Boateng's retrial on suspicion of assaulting his ex-girlfriend will begin. On June 14, the former Germany defender, who won the World Cup in 2014, will appear in a Munich court for the first time, as Germany takes Scotland across the city at the Allianz Arena. That is the first of six court dates for Boateng's hearing, according to Bild, with the decision set for July 19.

According to a damning email, Jerome Boateng's mother has reportedly accused the former Bayern Munich and Manchester City defender of 'abusing women for years.' Boateng's mother is said to have handed a letter to a Berlin lawyer on March 25, 2021, where she first lodged the alarming accusation against her son. Boateng has denied the charges levied against him by Spiegel and his partner's counsel, who later pleaded: "Due to ongoing proceedings, it is currently not possible for our client to answer your questions in detail."

Bayern Munich has confirmed that they will not re-sign Jerome Boateng, despite the defender's performances during training sessions with the club as he enters a new trial related to an assault conviction. Before joining Lyon, the former German national, 35, spent ten years at Bayern between 2011 and 2021 before joining Lyon. Earlier this week, it was announced that Bayern were in advanced talks to bring Boateng as a free agent following his deal with Lyon's expiration, with the defender joining training sessions with Thomas Tuchel's side amid a center-back injury crisis.

Bayern Munich is in advanced talks to re-sign Jerome Boateng as a free agent. The defender has accepted the transfer, which is expected to be confirmed within 24-48 hours, as Fabrizio Romano reported. The 35-year-old has been training with Bayern, who are looking to hire him to cover center-back.

The last time the U21s appeared on this stage, it was an ugly affair as the likes of Lee Cattermole and Nedum Onuoha were defeated 4-0 by a German machine that bore the likes of Mesut Ozil, Manuel Neuer, and Jerome Boateng. Since that tournament, England's defeated finalists have had differing careers, with some playing at the highest level now and others dropping out much earlier than expected. Mail Sport looks at the Young Lions' Class of '09 and asks: where are they now?

Jerome Boateng, 34, (left in jail), was found guilty of biting and punching his ex-fiancée Sherin Senler (right) during a Caribbean holiday four years ago. During the trial, Ms Senler, the mother of Boateng's twin daughters Soley and Lamia, told the court that Boateng bit her and spat blood in her face and punched her in the kidney so hard she could not breathe. Boateng has always denied the charges and has requested an acquittal on appeal of his fine and conviction of causing serious bodily harm to Ms Senler and insulting her. Boateng was found guilty by the district court in Munich on Wednesday, but the original fine was reduced by 1.8 million euros (£1.5 million) to 1.2 million euros (£1 million).

Lyon has been named as the former France and Paris St-Germain coach Blanc, after Peter Bosz was fired. The former Manchester United defender, 56, most recently led Qataris Al-Rayyan, but he returns to his home country for the first time since leading PSG to a domestic treble in 2016. Lyon has had a rough start to the season, losing just one point from their last five games, so the team decided to make the switch. Henry, a former Arsenal striker who served alongside Blanc as France won the 1998 World Cup, has backed his former teammate, although he admits it will be a difficult challenge, particularly the one concerning the possibility of dealing with an experienced centre-back Jerome Boateng.

The Bavarians, the winners of the last ten titles, have burst out of the blocks this season and won their first three games in historic style, scoring 15 goals and conceding just one in the club's best-ever start to a season. Bayern's ominous start is one that would have provided a fresh reality check to those who have a slew of rivalries. Following a summer when they have lost one of their most popular figures in recent years, Robert Lewandowski, has been sent by sports director Hasan Salihamidzic, or Brazzo as he is more commonly known.