Bayern employer Kahn recommends competitors: produce 50 +1.

One must remain to think of the significance of the 50 +1 guideline, required the chief executive officer of the German record champions Bayern Munich in the magazine 11Freunde. One can presume that our competition might come to be stronger if the 50 +1 rule drops.

Nevertheless, he believes it distorts competition when entire nations have the opportunity to end up being capitalists without law- a tip against international rivals such as Manchester City or Paris St. Germain. FC Bayern itself wishes to stay independent anyway, that's our basis, our culture, said Kahn.

After 10 years of Munich prominence, this is only partially the instance, the international reputation and therefore the marketability of the league endures. We don't intend to speak with England that we in Germany are a sort of 'Farmers League', a training organization, said Kahn.

As a tool for level playing fields in Europe, he depends on the intro of the Financial Sustainability Laws, i.e. the sustainability guidelines by the European Football Union (UEFA). By 2024/25 at the most up to date, we will certainly take a close look to ensure that it is used.

The provision has currently become a belief, claimed Kahn: Anybody who examines the concept or at the very least urges mind games is instantly the bad man. But he himself was not there to discover new pals, yet to maintain FC Bayern in the absolute top-and we all need a top-class organization for that.

Oliver Kahn would open up the Bundesliga in the battle for more beauty and competitors for financiers.