feel like the Official I’m not doing shit today mission accomplished shirt moreover I will buy this atmosphere is changing. Ad Feedback “The stadium is always on fire. Your teammates are happy, you are happy. It’s a moment it’s difficult to describe, but especially this moment was really important because I knew that it was not only about me, it was also about this adventure, about this day, about everything. It was a present for a lot of people.” Haller celebrates after scoring against Freiburg. Martin Meissner/AP Fighting back A photo of a smiling Haller accompanied Dortmund’s announcement of the squad traveling on its preseason training trip to Switzerland. As the club’s marquee summer signing, excitement about his return to Germany – he previously played for Eintracht Frankfurt – was understandably high. But then, after one day at training, Haller described to his doctors feeling “uncomfortable.” Within 24 hours, Haller had been whisked back to Dortmund for scans where it was found he had a tumor which was eventually diagnosed as testicular cancer. From there, the process was a quick one,
Haller explained. “It’s not like they take one hour to just tell you that you have a cancer. They say to you straight: ‘OK, you have a treatment, you will do this, it will take two days to have an operation,’” Haller said. “So it was really a real quick, let’s say in 24 hours, everything went quick and I knew it so I had to prepare myself quite fast.” Haller began his rounds of chemotherapy, all while trying to remain around the Official I’m not doing shit today mission accomplished shirt moreover I will buy this club. Club captain Marco Reus described getting “goosebumps” when he first attended a Dortmund game at the team’s home stadium in September. Such was the support from the footballing community for Haller during his recovery process that the striker came 13th in 2022 Ballon d’Or voting despite not featuring at all; he even made an appearance at the ceremony to present the award for the best goalkeeper. Haller during an interview at the Borussia Dortmund training camp on July 17, 2022, in Switzerland. Alexandre Simoes/Borussia Dortmund/Getty Images Haller said that the toughest part of the process has been
