Football: Game News Update - Hertha BSC is granted a permit for the upcoming second-division campaign.
Berlin's football team, Hertha BSC, has been given the green light to participate in the 2024/25 Bundesliga and 2. Bundesliga seasons. This announcement was made by the German Football League (DFL) earlier today. To receive this license, Hertha had to show they were financially stable for the new season.
Last year, the team had a hard time getting the necessary documents together to receive the license. This time around, they were able to submit all required materials on schedule, according to Their managing director, Thomas Herrich. However, next fall, clubs must once again provide proof of their financial well-being in line with the league's regulations for the current season.
Herrich expressed his satisfaction with the positive step, stating, "We're making very good progress. Now we just need to keep going," in the club's official statement. "For the first time in many years, our income is covering our costs. We've turned things around. But the situation is still very tough."
Hertha's social media: Hertha_BSC [4]Official Hertha website: www.herthabsc.de [5]DFL statement: www.dfl.de [6][24/7 News article]: https://www.247news.de/blog/2022/06/01/hertha-bsc-erhlt-lizenz-fuer-2024-25-saison [7]
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Hertha BSC Berlin, based in Berlin, Germany, has acquired a license to participate in both the 2024/25 Bundesliga and 2. Bundesliga seasons. This permit was issued by the German Football League (DFL). In the past, Hertha BSC faced challenges in securing the necessary documents for a license, but this year they managed to submit all required materials on time. The team's managing director, Thomas Herrich, expressed satisfaction with the positive step, acknowledging the financial improvement the club has made.
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