الجزيرة الرياضية
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The Moroccan player Ismaïl Síbarí, who recently transferred to Bayern Munich from Eindhoven, set an example of religious commitment by avoiding carrying a glass of alcohol during the club's official photo session. Unlike his teammates, he did not appear holding an alcoholic beverage. German reports confirmed that his behavior was a reflection of his respect for Islamic teachings, which prohibit the consumption of alcohol. This stance was also shared by two other players from the team, Mikel Oyarzabal and Arigouht Ibrahimić. This is a continuation of similar previous positions taken by other players such as Noussair Mazraoui, Franck Ribéry, and Sadio Mané, who refrained from carrying alcoholic cups for religious reasons. This occurs as he joins the team in a deal worth 50 million euros, with a desire to learn about the city’s culture and participate in festival events, expressing his enthusiasm for exploring Bavarian culture. So far, he has participated in only one official match, which was the German Super Cup, where Bayern Munich emerged victorious.
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