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Weak keep there is a large amount of coverage (lots of negative coverage, some standard media interviews) but might fall under
WP:BLP1E as outside of interviews it's all about one scandal afaict. eg.
[1][2]. However, the subject had an interview as recently as
[3] 2020. As such they would not meet BLP1E, hence my lean towards keep. —
siroχo22:44, 15 July 2023 (UTC)reply
Keep: As suggested by
Indefensible, I've taken a look at the sources in the German article. Note that in what follows, I'm also including sources I found during my research that are not in the German article.
This article in Welt is definitely in-depth coverage, and it's quite a reputable publication. I would also say that this is coverage of Born more so than the scandal itself.
This article on the Werder Bremen scandal covers Born quite in-depth as well.
This is pretty good biographical coverage of Born, another GNG source.
This is some further reporting on the scandal and Born.
This is an article in the Spiegel from when Born assumed his position at Werder Bremen (1999), and
this article is more coverage of him long after the scandal. All together, there's more than enough here to fulfill the notability requirements of
WP:GNG and
WP:NBASIC, and a pretty good article could be written from this information. For future reference:
This is a timeline of the corruption scandal, which might be useful if the article is not deleted.
Actualcpscm (
talk)
19:37, 22 July 2023 (UTC)reply
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