Slush fund empty? Bayern in a stronger financial position than expected | OneFootball

This summer, FC Bayern has deliberately exercised restraint in the transfer market – and has apparently significantly stabilized its own finances as a result. According to Sport BILD, the record champion is in a better economic position than was recently assumed.

In recent months, rumors have persisted that the Munich club has been "stumbling" financially. Even the traditional fixed deposit account, long a symbol of the club's financial strength, is said to have significantly shrunk. However, the reality seems to be different.

Million Reserves at the Allianz Arena

In addition to the known reserves, FC Bayern has further financial security. According to Sport BILD, between 100 and 150 million euros are held in the accounts of Allianz Arena GmbH. These reserves have been continuously replenished in recent years through major events.

Recently, the Champions League final and the Nations League Final Four in Munich brought additional revenue into the coffers. This means that Munich not only has short-term liquid funds available – but also the medium-term financial planning is significantly more relaxed.

At the upcoming annual general meeting, the club is therefore likely to present a double-digit million profit. The result would be a direct consequence of the austerity measures that sports director Max Eberl and the Bayern management consistently pursued this summer. Instead of expensive transfers, the club focused on targeted reinforcements and reducing high salary costs.

FC Bayern's austerity measures are bearing fruit: While there is ongoing discussion about the squad's depth in sporting terms, the club is securing a comfortable financial position. With the reserves from the Allianz Arena and an expected million-euro profit, Munich is once again well-equipped economically – even for future challenges.

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