Overview
- The Deutscher Fußball-Bund's Kontrollausschuss has been investigating Freigang since early June after records showed she allegedly missed three anti-doping controls within 12 months.
- Freigang told Hessischer Rundfunk on August 9 that the case is unresolved, that she cannot discuss details during the process, and that she hopes for a positive outcome.
- She previously posted on Instagram saying the missed tests were not deliberate avoidance but resulted from inconsistencies and misunderstandings when updating required daily whereabouts information.
- No sanction has been imposed and Freigang remains eligible to play; she scored both goals in Eintracht Frankfurt's 2–0 Champions League qualifying win over Malmö while the inquiry continues.
- If the DFB confirms three missed controls as violations under anti-doping rules, Freigang could face a suspension, and the case highlights how strict daily whereabouts obligations can produce administrative errors with major consequences.