Ismaik sells shares to TSV 1860 Munich-ascent and stadium renovation planned!

Ismaik sells shares to TSV 1860 Munich-ascent and stadium renovation planned!

München, Deutschland - Hasan Ismaik withdraws

The TSV 1860 Munich faces a new chapter! Hasan Ismaik has sold its shares in the traditional club and plans to only be a fan in the stadium. This is reported tz.de and BR . The buyer is a Swiss family holding, the name of which is not yet known. The transaction is expected for the coming week, and the purchase price is around 25 million euros.

With the sale, a new glimmer of hope for the Munich Lion rises. Ismaik had already announced in April 2025 that he wanted to put the club in new hands because it needed a fresh air. He emphasized that the new investor should have a financial cushion of 200 to 300 million euros. He wanted to make sure that the association benefits from such a change.

The TSV 1860: debt -free and on away trip

It should be noted particularly positively that all the association's loans were issued as part of this transaction, with the exception of the financing commitments for the current season. Ismaik leaves the association without debt, which is a real jackpot for the future. The Presidium of the TSV was optimistic about working with the new investor and sees great opportunities to climb into the 2nd league.

The time of Ismaik was not free of challenges. Since 2011 he has been involved in various conflicts between the presidium and other investors and experienced a roller coaster of feelings. With the relegation of the association from the 2nd league to the regional league 2017, there were further financial problems. Ismaik himself admitted that he had not understood the culture and history of the club thoroughly when he started it. Despite all the adversities, he described his time at TSV 1860 as a "wonderful success story".

Future plans for the Grünwald stadium

A central point of the upcoming development is the Grünwald stadium. The new investor is planning a comprehensive renovation according to DFL guidelines, which also requires close cooperation with the city of Munich. The TSV is clearly committed to this stadium as a home and also plans to build a new sports hall near the performance center to support popular sports.

In previous considerations, Ismaik even promised a new building of the stadium, presenting two financing models. These included both partnership financing and full financing, with the association being tenants of the new stadium in the latter case. However, Ismaik has never given specific figures, and President Robert Reisinger quickly demands clear conceptual ideas to check the economic feasibility.

The upcoming decisions regarding the hemissive and the redesign of the Grünwalder stadium have not yet been made and could take some time. One thing is certain: the Munich lions are facing an exciting time in which they can set the course for their sporting future. The goal is clear: ascent to the 2nd league and the return to old strength in the football landscape.