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When you reach that point, you also lose a little of the necessary drive for such a demanding role.

— Markus Krösche, explaining his decision to leave Eintracht Frankfurt and the belief that a change might provide a new impulse for the club.

I just want to tell you that I love you, I'm going to miss you, and I'm grateful to God to be Argentine.

— Messi spoke to the crowd after Argentina's farewell match, expressing his love for the fans and his gratitude to be Argentine as he ends his international career.

We will stay true to ourselves and continue to show you our unvarnished, sometimes crazy, but always loving family life.

— Carmen Geiss, in a statement about the Geissens' move to a new broadcaster and the promise to continue sharing their open family life in the upcoming phase.

Klaus and I have discussed this in depth; his decision to leave after episode 100 and begin a new phase of life, I have naturally accepted with a heavy heart.

— Dietmar Bär, actor (Freddy Schenk), on Klaus J. Behrendt's decision to exit after 100 episodes.

frankly, the credibility of the Security Council's own procedure

— Baerbock, President of the UN General Assembly, said that this damages the credibility of the Security Council's own procedure.

If we were in Leipzig, I would say: great. But we're here in fucking Dresden!

— Campino, lead singer of Die Toten Hosen, addressing the Dresden crowd at the end of the concert

The glorification of genocide is not honor, it's a shame.

— Mothers of Srebrenica, a group of relatives of the victims, said on X

Thanks, Eintracht. The departure is not easy for me, especially because it wasn't a decision I made myself. I am incredibly grateful to my teammates. We have created unforgettable memories and — most importantly — together we wrote a piece of history at this wonderful club.

— Arthur Theate on Instagram, departure from Eintracht Frankfurt (context: move to Bologna)

to feel at home in New York and to enjoy 'going under' in the city's diversity—and, to be honest, for me that is sometimes very liberating.

— Baerbock told dpa shortly after taking office in New York that she feels comfortable in New York and enjoys 'going under' in the city's diversity, and that this is, frankly, sometimes very liberating for her.