Controversial, former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann freaked out and cut down his neighbor’s garage with a chainsaw

This is called going totally crazy. According to the news of the German newspaper Picture Appearing Wednesday, July 27, Jens Lehmann went to his neighbor’s property with a chainsaw to cut the wooden beams of his garage. The events took place in southern Bavaria, where the former goalkeeper bought a house overlooking Lake Starnberg, which he bought for around 5.6m euros at the time in 2007. Having argued for a long time with his neighbor, the German did not appreciate his neighbor’s construction of a garage that spoiled the beautiful view of the Alps.

The enraged Jens Lehmann believes that the garage was built on his own property, so he decided to resolve the conflict in his own way by cutting off his neighbor’s property. The scene was completely filmed despite attempts by the Germans to turn off the security camera. The police, who later arrived at the scene, found Jens Lehmann at fault. The 52-year-old man is charged with three acts of vandalism for damage estimated at more than 10,000 euros.

Jens Lehmann, a legendary former goalkeeper, rose to international fame when he joined Arsenal in 2003. This season, the Germans were part of the ‘Invincibles’, where the ‘Gunners’ were crowned as England’s undefeated champions. The goalkeeper also played for the German national team 61 times and with this jersey, he reached the World Cup final in 2002 and the Euro final in 2008.

Benoit Lesueur