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juliacesar:

Lukas Podolski for Vogue Italy. Part 2

The new Germany has a thirst for a return match. It wants the World Cup and is preparing to play its aces at the South African tournament.

As happens everywhere, sport is a mirror of society and the country, even in football, has gone well beyond unification. Now it is a multicultural melting pot, and, in particular, the national team’s striker has given new sheen to the team. In Mario Gomez’ veins, Spanish blood also runs; Lukas Podolski and Miroslaw Klose were born in Poland, and the champion of a thousand battles, Michael Ballack, was born and raised in East Germany.

Just before the final squad is picked, however, the potential winning poker has been reduced to a threesome, because Michael is injured and will be out of the running for at least two months. Knowing the German temperament, however, the team as whole will not be greatly affected.

(via Julia Cesar)