BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany does not expect concerns at the European Commission in Brussels to lead to any serious problems with the planned sale of Opel by parent General Motors .
"We do not expect this to lead to fundamental problems," a spokesman for the German Economy Ministry said on Monday.
European Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes raised concerns in a letter to the German government last week about German government aid that is to be provided to Opel under a planned sale of the carmaker to Canada's Magna .
(Writing by Noah Barkin)
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