Official: Boer serves as Dortmund brand ambassador, focusing on representing the club to explore the Asian market

Hupu, August 10th, according to Dortmund's official website, the 44-year-old table tennis legend Timo Boer has become a new member of the team's brand ambassador team. The first German table tennis player to win the eight-time Champions League champion, eight-time European Championship singles champion, seven-time Olympic Games and win cards many times, and to be the world's number one, is a die-hard fan of Dortmund. Now he officially signs with his beloved club.

Dotter CEO Cramer said that Boer's popularity and positive image around the world, especially in Asia, will help the club open up important markets and can sincerely represent Dortmund as a fan. Cramer also added that even if he has been competing in various places for a long time, Boer has almost never missed Dortmund's game and is always devoted to cheering for the team emotionally.

Bol just finished his career a few months ago. He will conduct a few weeks of internship in Dortmund as he wishes to gain insight into the club's operations at home and abroad. Joining Boer as brand ambassadors are Riddle, Heinrich, Weidenfeller and Owo Moyela, who is the only one with no professional football background.

For the upcoming mission, Boer said expectantly: "When I suddenly stopped showing up in the table tennis hall and walked onto the football field, it must be very interesting." He also explained the reason for the internship: "Someone asked me if I could imagine going to the office every morning at 9 o'clock, and I said I was not sure because I have been in the training hall since I was a child. Now I want to see what I will do in the next twenty years. Working for Dortmund is a very exciting challenge for me."