Report: 3 HSV moves to boost their coffers even further! | OneFootball

Not least due to their promotion, HSV is once again on financially secure ground. However, the club does not want to settle for this.

The road back was long and painful: But after seven years in the second division, Hamburger SV finally achieved the long-awaited return to the Bundesliga last summer. Now, the HSV bosses want to attack not only on the pitch. They are also laying the groundwork for a lucrative future off the field. As Bild reported on Tuesday evening, three million-euro projects are set to strengthen the club in the long term.

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1. The “Athleticum” in Volkspark, located right next to the stadium, is reportedly close to opening. Spread over four floors and 4,000 square meters, a medical center is being created that aims to treat around 60,000 patients annually. Around 25 to 30 million euros have already been invested in the project, in which HSV is involved as both tenant and co-partner. For the club, this not only means an environment for professionals and youth players, but also a financial pillar for the future.

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2. In addition, HSV management is planning to completely revamp the catering at the Volksparkstadion. Kiosks, VIP areas, and fan stands are to be modernized and digitalized. In the future, fans could pour their own beer, get snacks from vending machines, or conveniently pre-order menus via app. The goal: more revenue with shorter wait times. Investments of 15 to 20 million euros are being discussed. The club wants to tackle the project together with a catering partner. Talks with five candidates are already underway.

3. There are also plans regarding the stadium’s capacity. Since the promotion, matches have almost always been sold out, and the average attendance already reached a record level last season. It’s no surprise, then, that HSV bosses are examining how the Volksparkstadion’s capacity can be increased from the current 57,000 seats to just under 60,000. A decision is expected by the end of the year.

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