Finally free! TSV 1860 Munich celebrates Ismaik's departure euphoric

Finally free! TSV 1860 Munich celebrates Ismaik's departure euphoric

München, Deutschland - Last night a message caused excitement among the fans of TSV 1860 Munich: Hasan Ismaik sold his shares in the traditional club. The announcement of the sale, which was communicated at 7:27 p.m., immediately turned the round and led to a general joy of joy in Giesing. The celebrations began shortly after 8:30 p.m. and reminded of New Year's Eve with rockets and firecrackers who ignited at 10 p.m. The police were there, but stayed in the background and had the fans celebrate undisturbed. As one of the followers: "We fought for 14 years for Ismaik's departure", the general ambivalence is reflected - joy over the sale, mixed with a certain uncertainty about the future development of the association. Mercury reports .

The new partner is a Swiss family holding company that has agreed with Ismaik. The purchase price should be over 25 million euros. Ismaik has been an investor of the TSV since 2011 and now handed over the shares to the new owner without loan - apart from the financing commitments required for the license of the current season. The transaction is expected in the coming week. The outgoing Vice President Karl-Christian Bay was instrumental in the deal, and the savings banks had attested a high credit rating to the new partner. The Presidium is pleased with the long -term binding of the new partner to the association, especially with regard to planned measures to strengthen the Grünwald stadium as a home of TSV 1860. evening newspaper emphasizes .

Future plans of the new partner

The plans of the new partner not only include a renovation of the Grünwald stadium according to DFL guidelines, but also the construction of a new sports hall near the performance center. This hall is intended to offer the amateur departments and the young teams of the TSV a new home. Hasan Ismaik said that he wanted to leave the association in debt free of charge and sees his successors in good hands. The hope is that the new aegide peace will move into the club and the depressive phase, which began with Ismaik's time as an investor. Class = "Source_3"> The Süddeutsche comments .

Robert Reisinger, the club's choral, has repeatedly had conflicts in recent years due to the proximity to investors, solo courses and secrecy. He now announced the sales sale and believes that topics regarding Ham International and Ismaik have become irrelevant. Reisinger sees the sales process as a positive turning point in the long history of TSV 1860 and is excited to see how things will develop under the new partner.