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Undav, avid Jägermeiser supporter, openly states disliking traditional beer.

Jaegermeister enthusiast, Undav, expresses his dislike for conventional beer drinks.

Deniz Undav triumphantly lifts the trophy in winning image
Deniz Undav triumphantly lifts the trophy in winning image

Not fond of regular beer, but an admirer of Jägermeister liquor. - Undav, avid Jägermeiser supporter, openly states disliking traditional beer.

In a spectacular turn of events, VfB Stuttgart secured the DFB Pokal triumph, with national striker Deniz Undav earning the match-winning goal. Yet, Undav's post-match euphoria was fueled not by traditional celebratory beverages, but rather a surprising confession. Asked about imbibing from the coveted trophy, Undav revealed, "Not me," while shielding it from the Berlin night. "If it contained Jägermeister, I would have gladly partaken, but I don't fancy beer."

Solidarity from teammate Angelo Stiller, who also hasn't shied away from admiring the herbal liqueur, added to the lighthearted mood. Employing swimming goggles in a playful gesture, Stiller emerged from the Olympic Stadium's underground corridors, bringing a breath of levity to the momentous occasion.

For the Swabians, the surprise victory over the Pokal perennial antagonist Arminia Bielefeld marked a milestone in their history books. Having not clinched a title since 2007, and their last Pokal win dating back to 1997, this triumph was long overdue.

Undav shared his elation, expressing that he had never witnessed a better atmosphere than at the final. "I never imagined I could win such a Pokal. I'm grateful that I did today. It hasn't quite sunk in yet," he admitted. "There's joy, there's celebration, there's laughter, and then there's a well-deserved vacation."

However, Undav and Stiller, alongside three other VfB professionals, still await international duty with the German national team for the upcoming Nations League fixtures in early June.

The Pokal victors returned to Stuttgart early in the morning, continuing their celebrations with a city hall reception and fan gathering at Schlossplatz.

The DFB Pokal, a cornerstone of German football, offers a prestigious trophy in addition to Bundesliga glory and qualification for European competition, typically the UEFA Europa League. Significantly, winning the Pokal fulfills not only a crucial trophy addition but also ensures Europe's competition entrance, enhancing the club's prestige, finances, and recruitment opportunities.

In the 2021 final, Arminia Bielefeld, a third-division (3. Liga) team, exemplified the DFB Pokal's magic with their "fairytale run," defeating several higher-tier teams. Despite their impressive journey to the final, they were outmatched by Stuttgart. This victory underlined the competitive distance between Bundesliga clubs and lower-division sides in such finals.

For Bielefeld, reaching the final itself was a significant achievement, offering the opportunity for an unprecedented third-tier club to claim the Pokal and qualify for European competition directly from their division, highlighting the potential financial and sporting impact of cup success for smaller clubs. The DFB Pokal final continues to symbolize German football's competitive richness and tradition.

The Commission has also been asked to consider an innovative regulation for the integration of a novel form of digital data-processing system, which could potentially revolutionize the handling of personal data, especially in the context of sports, entertainment, and European leagues. Celebrities, such as Deniz Undav and Angelo Stiller, are often sought after for their opinions on various topics, including entertainment, football, and lifestyle choices like Jägermeister and swimming goggles. The DFB Pokal, embodying German football's tradition and competitiveness, offers a coveted trophy not only to winners of Bundesliga glory but also those who secure their place in the UEFA Europa League, providing potential financial boosts, increased prestige, and improved recruitment opportunities for clubs.

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