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Bayern Munich goalkeeper Sun Ulrich announced the death of his six -year -old son.
German shared a sad update on Friday.
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The son of Olrich lost his battle with “long and serious illness” and unfortunately died in June.
The Bayern goalkeeper wrote on Instagram: “It is deeply sad that we want to announce today that his son Len died a few weeks ago after a long and serious illness.
“It is very difficult for us to decide to create this public – however, this is an important step for us as a family to clarify in our environment as well as in the public eye.
“With our daughter, we are now trying to get a way back to life.
“Thanks to the families, friends and FC Bayern Munich for their excellent support over the past few months – this is very much for us.
“We call on public and media outlets to respect and respect our privacy.
“We kindly ask you to avoid further questions or statements. Lisa and Swann.”
Olrich deleted his opinion about his post to allow him and his family to have privacy.
Len was born in November 2018, three years after Olrich joined Bayern Munich from VFB Stuttgart.
The goalkeeper spent five years in Bayern before returning for the second spell a year later.
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He has been with the Bundesliga champions since then and has recently signed a new contract.
In fact, the extension of the Ulrich contract came just three days before he revealed the sad news about his son.
Then, about the shot, Bayern Sports Manager, Max Abel, said: “Swanon Ulrich is reliability: he offers what he promises – literally.
“Characters like him are good for every team. We are happy to have a different season with us.”
Olrich has played more than 100 games for Bayern over the years and nine times the German title.
A tribute to this 36 -year -old is currently invested, and his club respects his son after sad news.
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Paying tribute
Football fans have left messages to Olrich and his family after the announcement.
One wrote: “Wishing Swan and his family with great power. RIP Len”
Another said, “May God give him terrible and terrible news.”
“I was afraid to be something like this is the cause of his absence. It is terrible. Praying for peace, power and comfort. What parents lose your child is more devastating …”.
A quarter said, “In peace, Len.
Another wrote: “Take a relaxation, take care of and take care of the first and your family.”
