Minh Tran on the BVB podcast: “Best protagonist? My Karim!” | OneFootball

Is this a dream job? So close to the pros, so close to the action on the pitch! In the latest episode of “Flutlicht & Flipcharts,” it becomes clear that Minh first had to fight for all this exclusive access. Over the past seven years, he has opened doors that were initially closed. BVB fans now benefit from that, as the content creator uses his camera to give them insights that only a few get.

His closeness to the men’s first-team squad has also led to friendships, for example with Maximilian Beier – and also with Karim Adeyemi and Julian Brandt, who no longer play for BVB. He tells the two hosts, Boris Davidovski and Christoph Bökamp, whether and how he keeps in touch with them in Barcelona or Amsterdam.

And if you’re interested in the specific technical equipment Minh uses to produce his popular videos on behalf of Borussia Dortmund, you’ll find plenty of inspiration here. At one point, the Münster native even comes to the realization that sometimes less is more. For example, when you’re carrying ten to 15 kilograms in your backpack plus four more cameras around the entire stadium on matchday.

In the roughly 60-minute conversation, you get to know Minh on a very personal level: a creator who never actually wanted to work in professional football, but then realized that this was exactly the “playing field” where he could truly unleash his creativity.

The current episode, along with all other editions of the podcast “Flutlicht & Flipcharts,” in which we introduce a Borussia Dortmund employee every month, is available on bvb.de and on all major podcast platforms.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here.