Dotter drew with Juventus 4-4 in this round of Champions League, and both Adeyemi and Ilditz performed well.

It is worth mentioning that both of them have played for Bayern youth teams and have been alumni. Adeyemi was expelled from Bayern Youth Training Academy for discipline issues, while Irdiz has been playing for Bayern's all-level teams, and eventually joined Juventus without a sign-off because he didn't get the opportunity.

And this pair of alumni who have known each other since childhood - Karim Adiemi and Kennan Ilditz, left a clear footnote through their respective goals in the goal battle between Juventus and Dortmund (in the end 4-4). The two even took time to have an interesting interaction in the game: when Juventus's Ilditz (63rd minute) equalized Adeyemi's equally wonderful lead goal with a world wave, the two players met at the start of the middle circle. They obviously had a relaxed conversation, a smile flashed across the corner of Ilditz's mouth, and Adeyemi smiled. After friendly nudges, the two returned to the game after finishing improvisation. So what exactly did they talk about?

Adeyemi explained after the game: "I scored, and he scored, too. We joked with each other. I told him not to score again, it would be better to defend more. " According to Ilditz, he heard Adeyemi " jokes in Turkish": "He knows Turkish words, and sometimes he feels he speaks better than me. " The Regensburg-born player (who trained at Bayern youth training and attended high school in Winterhaxing, a suburb of Munich) added.

"He is indeed a very, very good player, and a very, very good person," Irdez praised Adeyemi so much, "I knew him when I was a student. We were in the same school as Wenthaxing, and he was supposed to be in the tenth grade, and I was in the fifth grade, and everyone admired him very much, and he was the campus idol at that time. "

Adeyemi (after leaving Bayern youth training, he transferred to Wenthaxing by Foster Reed) also gave Irdez a very high praise: "He is a very, very good guy, and the skills he showed on the court were also very good. We got along well, and he was a great guy. "