sport news UEFA 'advise thousands of England fans to book hotels in zombie drug addicts ... trends now
UEFA have reportedly advised tens of thousands of England fans to book hotels for Euro 2024 in an area of Germany plagued by drug addicts known as 'zombies'.
The area is located near Frankfurt's railway station, or Bahnhofsviertel, and UEFA have given the green light for Three Lions supporters to be based there.
Gareth Southgate's men are due to play their second group game against Denmark in Frankfurt on June 20, but the area recommended by UEFA for supporters has been branded 'the most dangerous slum in Germany', as reported by The Sun.
They claim that the streets in the area have 5,000 junkies and 300 dealers, with heroin and cocaine being sold, while crystal meth and a new crack cocaine mixture have also made their way onto the streets.
The drugs on offer have led to addicts becoming aggressive, which has meant police protection has been stepped up in the area for road sweepers, while multiple schools have also asked for dedicated security and US firms have urged their employees to take taxis when travelling, even for short journeys.
UEFA have reportedly advised England fans to stay in an area plagued with drug addicts for Euro 2024
Heroin and cocaine are the main drugs dealt in the area by Frankfurt railway station
The streets in the area reportedly have 5,000 junkies and 300 dealers
Despite this, UEFA have told fans: 'You’ll discover a variety of accommodation in close proximity to the Central Station or throughout the entire Bahnhofsviertel area.
'From here, you can easily and conveniently access other key transportation hubs within the city.
'This makes Bahnhofsviertel an especially appealing
