In recent years, FC Bayern Munich has cut its transfer budget to focus on infrastructure projects. This was reported by TZ München. The initiatives include renovations at Säbener Straße and the acquisition of Unterhaching Sportpark for the women's team. Additionally, there are plans for a basketball performance centre at the FC Bayern Campus, which will also be used by youth footballers. The club will bear the costs of this project. These investments are expected to generate additional revenues in the long run.
Club president Herbert Hainer emphasized that FC Bayern Munich is financially sound and has money on a fixed deposit account. He added that everything the club owns has already been paid for.
Source: BuLi News
