Marius Gersbeck only re-signed for his hometown club last month after they were relegated from Germany's top flight.
Bundesliga side Hertha Berlin have suspended their goalkeeper Marius Gersbeck during a police investigation into his alleged involvement in a fight with another man who later needed hospital treatment.
Gersbeck was suspended"until further notice" according to a decision by Hertha managing director Thomas E. Herrich and sports director Benjamin Weber on Monday. "The reason for the suspension are the alleged circumstances around the training camp at Zell am See in Austria," the club said.The club said earlier on Monday that Gersbeck left its training camp the day before and that it did not wish to make further comment on the situation while officers were investigating.
It did not say whether Gersbeck, who returned to Hertha from German side Karlsruher SC only last month, will remain at the club after the alleged incident. Salzburg police said in a statement on Sunday that"a 28-year-old German man and a 22-year-old local man got into an argument on a street in the town of Zell am See" the night before.
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