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Bayern And Frankfurt Hope To Benefit From NFL Germany Games - Vimarsana News

Bayern And Frankfurt Hope To Benefit From NFL Germany Games

Bayern and Frankfurt hope that jumping on the back of an established brand inside a key market can accelerate organic growth that would otherwise take years to foster

Source: forbes.com
ECA Board meets to advance strategic and governance reform programme - Vimarsana News

ECA Board meets to advance strategic and governance reform programme

WARSAW: The new ECA Board met for the first time in Warsaw, Poland, for the ECA membership cycle 2023-27, following the first step in major internal governance reforms passed at...

ECA Board meets to advance strategic and governance reform programme - Vimarsana News

ECA Board meets to advance strategic and governance reform programme

Doha, Qatar: The new European Club Association (ECA) Board met for the first time in Warsaw, Poland, following the first step in major internal govern...

From 1 July 2023: Dr Marc Lenz and Dr Steffen Merkel appointed as CEOs of DFL Deutsche Fußball Liga - Vimarsana News

From 1 July 2023: Dr Marc Lenz and Dr Steffen Merkel appointed as CEOs of DFL Deutsche Fußball Liga

8 June 2023 – Dr Marc Lenz and Dr Steffen Merkel will be appointed as joint-CEOs of DFL Deutsche Fußball Liga GmbH from 1 July 2023. This was unanimously decided by the Supervisory Board of DFL GmbH chaired by Hans-Joachim Watzke at a meeting on Wednesday.

German soccer clubs reject selling stake in media rights to investors - Vimarsana News

German soccer clubs reject selling stake in media rights to investors

FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — German soccer clubs rejected a proposal to sell a one-eighth share of future worldwide media rights to investors in a vote Wednesday, following anger from fans. At a meeting of the 36 clubs from the Bundesliga and the second division, 20 voted in favor of the proposal, said Hans-Joachim Watzke, chairman of the supervisory board of the German Football League, known as the DFL, which oversees the top two leagues.

Source: apnews.com