Borrusia Dortmund aim dig at Donald Trump with 'wall' tweet
The President has signed an executive order calling for the construction of a 2,000-mile barrier between Mexico and the US
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German football club Borussia Dortmund took aim at Donald Trump on Thursday morning, after the US president renewed his vow to build a wall along the Mexican border.
Taking to Twitter, the Bundesliga side posted an image of their "yellow wall" - the infamous south terrace at their Westfalenstadion which holds nearly 25,000 of their most ardent supporters.
Alongside the image, the club posted the caption "The only #wall we believe in" alongside a yellow heart.
On Wednesday night, President Trump signed an executive order calling for a "large physical barrier" between the US and Mexico.
While the construction of a 2,000-mile border wall was one of Trump's key campaign pledges, some experts believe it could end up costing the US taxpayer $25bn (£19.8bn).
And while Trump is determined to make the US's southern neighbours pay for its construction, former president Vicente Fox Quesada has made it clear: “Mexico is not going to pay for that f***king wall."
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