Soccer - HanseMerkur takes over Wüstefeld shares in HSV Fußball AG
The soccer company of second division club Hamburger SV has been given a new structure. As the club announced on Thursday, HanseMerkur Holding has become a shareholder. The AG's Annual General Meeting on Wednesday evening approved the transfer of shares from CaLeJo GmbH, owned by former board member Thomas Wüstefeld. HanseMerkur, which has been the third-placed team's main sponsor since the start of the 2022/23 season, had already announced the planned acquisition of 5.07% of the AG shares at the end of August.
Wüstefeld had acquired the shares in 2021 from the holding company of HSV patron Klaus-Michael Kühne. The entrepreneur was a member of the AG board from January to September 2022 and then resigned following numerous accusations against him.
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The soccer club Hamburger SV, based in Hamburg, Germany, has seen a change in its share structure. During their Annual General Meeting, shares were transferred from CaLeJo GmbH, previously owned by former board member Thomas Wüstefeld, to HanseMerkur Holding. HanseMerkur, the main sponsor of HSV since the start of the 2022/23 season, had announced its intention to acquire 5.07% of HSV Fußball AG's shares at the end of August. Wüstefeld had acquired the shares from HSV patron Klaus-Michael Kühne's holding company in 2021. After numerous accusations, Wüstefeld resigned from his position on the AG board in September 2022. HanseMerkur, a prominent name in HSV's third-place journey in the 2. Bundesliga, continues to provide significant support to the club.
Source: www.stern.de
