Nmecha und Tah beten: Ein großartiges Zeichen gegen die Unterwerfung | NIUS Live

It's the moment all of Germany is talking about after the 7-1 World Cup opening victory against Curaçao: National team players Felix Nmecha (Borussia Dortmund) and Jonathan Tah (Bayern Munich) form a circle on the pitch with several Curaçao players – for a joint prayer. Nmecha explains it simply: After the game, they are all Christians and brothers, they believe that Jesus is glorified through the game. He then makes a gesture in celebration of his goal: an imaginary crown, removed and placed on the ground – the crown belongs to Christ. While Welt editor Ulf Poschardt explicitly praises the act of faith, and CDU politician Manuel Hagel is also moved, criticism is pouring in elsewhere: The website katholisch.de states that footballing prominence is no substitute for theological competence. Nmecha has been accused of "missionary zeal" in the past – and has faced backlash for publicly condemning the murder of Charlie Kirk. 📢 NIUS, the nius live stream Subscribe now & activate notifications 🔔 https://www.youtube.com/@niusde/streams 🔴 NIUS LIVE, Germany's biggest conservative morning show, every Monday to Friday from 6 a.m. NIUS LIVE, Germany's biggest conservative morning show ⭐️ Subscribe to the voice of the majority now and become a NIUS Insider ↪️ https://nius.de/abo Website: https://nius.de Facebook:   / stimmedermehrheit   X:   / niusde_   Instagram:   / nius.de   TikTok:   / nius.de   Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/63drOxQ...