BERLIN (Reuters) - German Football Association (DFB) President Fritz Keller was still clinging on to his job on Tuesday as a campaign gathered pace to have him sacked over a Nazi reference directed at his deputy.
Keller, who took over in September 2019 with a brief to reform an organisation plagued by scandal over irregular payments, faces a sports court judgement over the comment addressed to vice president Rainer Koch.
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