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Volkswagen may sell stake in Bayern Munich to reduce costs
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Volkswagen may sell stake in Bayern Munich to reduce costs

SAPO9 September 2026 at 10:24

Volkswagen may be preparing a significant reduction in its presence in German football, including the possible sale of the stake it indirectly holds in Bayern Munich. The decision comes as part of a major restructuring program the company is implementing.

The German car brand, which has been one of the main sponsors of football in Germany, may divest its football assets as part of efforts to reduce costs and optimize its corporate structure.

Bayern Munich is one of the most important clubs in Europe and the possible departure of Volkswagen as an indirect shareholder could have a significant impact both on the club and on the sports sponsorship landscape in the Bundesliga.

If confirmed, this sale would represent one of the biggest changes in the German football ecosystem, at a time when Volkswagen faces economic challenges and seeks to focus on its core operations.

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