Did the doner kebab shop of former Galatasaray star Podolski go bankrupt?
The 'Mangal Döner' branch in Berlin belonging to 39-year-old footballer Lukas Podolski, who played for Galatasaray and Antalyaspor in Turkey and is nicknamed "Poldi," has closed. The reason behind Podolski closing his branches has become a subject of curiosity. Here are the details.
German star Lukas Podolski, who played for Galatasaray between 2015 and 2017, also became a fan favorite for his love of tea.
Podolski, who loved grilling in Turkey, opened a kebab shop in Germany. The first kebab shop of the brand, which was founded in 2018, has decided to close its doors.
DID PODOLSKI GO BANKRUPT?
According to a statement made by Podolski's franchise to the Berliner Zeitung, this was only a "pop-up," meaning a "temporary" store from the very beginning.
The company stated that the snacks were "very well received by guests" and that they plan to open several more locations next year.
Insisting on opening new kebab shops in Berlin, Podolski had previously said, "If we are not going to open in Berlin, where else would we open?
We don't want to take anything away from anyone," and added, "We are starting with one shop for now, but of course, I have the motivation to expand our concept further."
News Source : 12punto
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