When billions watched goalkeeper Oliver Kahn fail, depression was the result


By AGENCY
Years after one mistake by Kahn saw Germany lose to Brazil in the 2002 World Cup final, the star goalie is opening up about the impact on his mental health. — dpa

Legendary goalkeeper Oliver Kahn came close to a breakdown at the 2002 World Cup.

Now, years after one fatal fumble saw Germany lose to Brazil in the final, the star goalie is opening up about the impact on his mental health and how his therapist rescued him from burnout.

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