Bayern Munich is going to set up refugee training camps and will donate 1 million euro for other refugee projects.

With this huge wave of refugees, many are wishing to come to Germany.
Bundesliga champions are planning to provide food, German lessons and football equipment for children. Bayern thinks it is their social responsibility to help refugees.

There are record levels of incoming migrants with 800 000 this year, which is 4 times more than last year numbers. Most of them driven by conflict in Syria.

Bayern have won 25 league titles and is five times European champions will also start next game line up with German and refugee children holding their hands.

Also other teams in Bundesliga like Borussia Dortmund and Mainz are trying to help. Borussia invited 220 refugees to watch their game against Norwegian Odd in the Europa League game last week. Another club Mainz gave 200 tickets to their home game against Hannover last weekend.
There were also many banners with positive messages seen on stadiums in Bundesliga last weekend.

The German refugee crisis situation plays out in city centres across whole country. You either hear of them being helped or faced with demonstrators or right wing people trying to burn down places where refugees are or beat them up.

There are clubs all over the Germany who organise games with refugees. It shows, that ultra fans want to be seen as political groups, but do not want to be associated with being right wing, like in Italy. But they want to distance themselves from hooligans movement.

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