DFL General Meeting - Hertha BSC voted against the entry of investors
Second-division soccer club Hertha BSC is one of the ten clubs that did not vote in favor of the planned entry of an investor into the German Football League (DFL ). "Hertha BSC would have liked the process to be viewed holistically, from infrastructure to sustainability," read a statement from the club in response to a request from Deutsche Presse-Agentur. The vote at the DFL general meeting on Monday was held in secret. The much-discussed motion received the required two-thirds majority with 24 votes in favor. Two clubs abstained from voting.
Like local rivals Union Berlin, Hertha would have liked more time before a vote was taken, as the club would also have liked to have examined alternatives: "Financing from our own resources or a model with an alliance partner would also have deserved a chance to be checked for feasibility. In addition, it is not foreseeable today whether the financial requirements are sufficient to achieve the goals."
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- Despite the German Football League (DFL) approving the entry of investors with a two-thirds majority, Hertha BSC Berlin, a prominent club based in Berlin, opposed this decision during the DFL general meeting.
- The Soccer club Hertha BSC, a member of the DFL, expressed a desire for a more comprehensive evaluation of various financing options before voting, such as self-financing or collaboration with an alliance partner.
- The German Press Agency reported that Hertha BSC, a founding member of the DFL, prefered a more holistic approach, considering factors like infrastructure and sustainability, before making a decision on accepting investors.
- Hertha BSC, a prominent soccer club in Germany, voted against the entrance of investors into the DFL, and their statement emphasized the importance of examining alternatives such as self-financing and partnerships in the soccer industry.
Source: www.stern.de
