Reminder: players/staff moving from one club owned by an energy drink maker to another, with both existing for the sole purpose of marketing the aforementioned drink, should not be normalized, and that this energy drink maker owns a TV channel which hosted fascists on its shows.

Supporting a Red Bull club is not a politically neutral choice.

More about the company's CEO, his "populist" views and the Red Bull-owned TV channel which hosted well-known figures from the German-speaking far-right on numerous occasions.

For @dw_sports https://www.dw.com/en/rb-leipzig-red-bull-ceo-dietrich-mateschitz-and-politics-its-complicated/a-50208315

"RB Leipzig represent the antithesis to all which is admirable about football in Germany."

As always, this @matt_4d piece is worth a read re Red Bull and the sporting aspect of their involvement in German football. https://www.dw.com/en/opinion-rb-leipzig-are-top-of-the-bundesliga-and-thats-not-a-good-thing/a-51684675