Transfer announcement from Dreesen: Bayern can afford any player
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10-second readFC Bayern considers itself financially prepared for any transfer. However, CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen makes an important caveat. According to its own assessment, FC Bayern has sufficient financial resources to target virtually any player on the transfer market.
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FC Bayern considers itself financially prepared for any transfer. However, CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen makes an important caveat. According to its own assessment, FC Bayern has sufficient financial resources to target virtually any player on the transfer market.
CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen has now described the financial strength of the German record champions in unusually clear terms. When asked by Sport BILD whether the Munich club was, in principle, capable of spending more than 100 million euros on a single player, Dreesen replied: “We have the financial power to afford any transfer.”
A clear statement—especially given the club’s recently strengthened financial foundation. FC Bayern has sold the last remaining five percent of its soccer public limited company to the Viessmann Generations Group.
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