Hertha Berlin defender Dedrich Boyata apologized for not coming in contact with Marco Grujic after senior German politician criticized the players for violating the Bundesliga's strict cleanliness and health rules. Has denied kissing. Germany's Bundesliga resumed on Saturday after a two-month break due to the Corona virus epidemic. This football league started after the clubs agreed to the stringent cleanliness rules approved by the German government.
Minister of State Marcus Soeder, however, said that he hoped the league would take a tough stance to implement the rules related to celebrating the goal. Some players had hugged each other while celebrating the goal, after which Soeder's statement came. Players have been asked to avoid contact with each other as much as possible, especially while celebrating the goal. On many occasions these rules were ignored but Boyata has said that he was just giving instructions to Grujic.
The Belgian international was seen kissing Grujic on the cheek on Saturday. Hertha defeated Hoffenheim 3–0 in this match. Boyata wrote on Instagram, "I apologize for putting my hand on Grujic's face. It was not kissing or celebrating. "He said," I was just giving him some instructions. "
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