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German Football Team- Source (Twitter)
The German Football Association (DFB) has agreed to sign a deal that will see the men’s national team become the subject of a documentary series. Amazon Prime Video streaming service will do a documentary on its 2022 FIFA World Cup campaign.
The Amazon Studios documentary series will be created in cooperation with the DFB and German production company Ufa Documentary.
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The German national team will be the subject of an Amazon Original documentary at the World Cup this year 🇩🇪🍿 pic.twitter.com/EcLEdCzex6
— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) September 13, 2022
According to reports, DFB has agreed to join hands with Amazon to film a behind the scenes documentary on the German Men's national football team. Bundestrainer Hansi Flick and his team will be the subject of a fly-on-the-wall docuseries that is set to be released exclusively on Amazon prime in early 2023.
Fans who are wanting to watch Bayern Munich stars and national team captains Manuel Neuer and Thomas Müller take part in the biggest tournament of the game have been granted their wish as the series will cover Germany’s entire 2022 World Cup campaign as well as the international breaks of this year leading to Qatar. The filming has been taking place since March, when Die Mannschaft played friendly matches against Israel and Netherlands.
The team is accompanied by three cameramen, who are responsible for capturing ‘cabin speeches, training sessions, team meetings and leisure trips’. Interestingly, it is the same camera crew that recorded scenes for Bayern Munich’s “Behind The Legend” documentary. Coach Flick allegedly gave his approval for the production as he knows the shooting team from his time at the Bavarian club.
Moreover, the German FA will reportedly receive a sum of five-to-six million Euros for the rights, with a third of it to be distributed among players. The shooting is set to resume during the upcoming international break, when the likes of Leroy Sané and Kai Havertz will train and reside at Germany’s Adidas campus in Herzogenaurach and take on perennial rivals England and Italy in the UEFA Nations League.