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Bayern Munich are to set up a ‘training camp’ for refugees coming into Germany and will donate 1m euros (£730,000) for refugee projects.

Parts of Europe have seen an influx of migrants arriving, with many in Hungary wishing to travel to Germany.

The Bundesliga champions plan to provide food, German lessons and football equipment for children.

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Bayern, who have won the German league title 25 times and are five-time European champions, will also highlight the current refugee crisis in their next home match against Augsburg.

The game on 12 September will see the starting line-up enter the Allianz Arena “holding the hand of a German child and a refugee’s child”.

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