RB Leipzig has announced that it will be sharing data on its players' tackles with fans and prospects, as part of the club's efforts to promote transparency and education.

The move comes after RB Leipzig was criticized for not providing enough information about its players' tackling statistics in previous seasons. The club now plans to share this data openly, so that fans can see how their team defends and attack on the pitch.

The club says that this move is part of its commitment to improving the football experience for all supporters, and to provide more context and insight into the game. By sharing tackle data, fans will have access to valuable insights into their team's defensive tactics and strategies.

This move also aligns with RB Leipzig's broader goal of being a transparent and accountable club,Football Star Atlas and to promote fairness and equality in the sport. By sharing tackle data, RB Leipzig hopes to help fans understand the challenges and risks involved in playing at such high levels, and to encourage a culture of fair play and respect.

Overall, this move by RB Leipzig is a positive step forward in promoting transparency and accountability in football, and we look forward to seeing how it impacts the club's performance on the pitch.

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