Viessmann Deal: Dreesen Reveals Bayern’s 250-Million Plan
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10-second readFC Bayern has further strengthened its financial position with the Viessmann deal. Jan-Christian Dreesen now explains what the money is intended for. At FC Bayern, the Viessmann Generations Group’s investment continues to be a hot topic of conversation.
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FC Bayern has further strengthened its financial position with the Viessmann deal. Jan-Christian Dreesen now explains what the money is intended for. At FC Bayern, the Viessmann Generations Group’s investment continues to be a hot topic of conversation.
The German record champion is said to have received around 250 million euros for the last five percent of the soccer club’s shares that were still available.
CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen has now explained what the Munich-based club plans to do with the money. The additional funds are apparently not intended to trigger a direct spending spree on transfers.
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