Stories from Gelsenkirchen · Germany

Kudussu scored a goal against Schalke's goalkeeper Kevin Müller. The shot went towards the short post and short corner, with Müller having little chance to save it.

Sparkasse Gelsenkirchen-Buer is today beginning to return valuables to safe deposit box owners following a spectacular break-in more than five months ago. The burglars had left behind approximately 50,000 valuables and documents.

Customers of Sparkasse Gelsenkirchen-Buer are receiving their first items back today, nearly half a year after a robbery where most of the loot remains missing. Many customers find the process too slow, leading approximately 500 people to protest yesterday in front of the bank. More than four months after a savings bank robbery in Gelsenkirchen that occurred after Christmas, the bank is attempting to return items scattered in the safe deposit box room to customers. Over 100 million euros were likely stolen in the incident. Today, the first items are being handed over to customers, following a demonstration by victims yesterday in front of the Sparkasse. Police are investigating the robbery but have released few details.

The Bergische Energie- und Wasserversorgung (BEW) informed tenants via letter that heating and elevators will cease functioning. The utility advised residents to store water and prepare for alternative hot water sources.

A court has sentenced two individuals in connection with the death of Kamila.

Conductor Michael Tilson Thomas has died at the age of 81. His career spanned decades, and he was celebrated for his interpretations of a wide range of repertoire. He was associated with several major orchestras throughout his life.

Schalke has signed Bosnian veteran Edin Džeko in a cost-effective move. Džeko is expected to increase the team's goal-scoring threat. He previously played for other clubs and is known for his name recognition.

Schalke must prepare its squad for promotion to the first league, requiring new player signings to remain competitive. The club also needs to generate more revenue than it spends in the transfer market, aiming for a transfer surplus.

Schalke has signed Bosnian player Edin Jekow to improve offensive capabilities. The club reportedly acquired the player as part of a cost-effective strategy to add high-profile talent. This move follows a period of strong performance for the team.

Baumann stated he is motivated by the challenge to restructure the club step by step. The appointment follows previous successful recruitment efforts, such as the acquisition of coach Miron Muslicz. The club aims to build on recent defensive and competitive improvements. Schalke is performing with a new playing style and increased scoring capacity, positioning the team to potentially secure promotion this weekend. The team plays Schalke against Düsseldorf at 20:30 tonight. The coach described the current success as being on a good path with plans for further low-cost signings in the winter. The appointment follows Schalke's loss against SV Elversberg on the final matchday of the 2. Bundesliga season. The club faces pressure from fans following the defeat. The announcement was confirmed by multiple broadcasters.