The German record champions will hold their AGM at the end of 2024. What does the board say? Will there be another commotion? Follow the event here in the live ticker.
It is the end of the past year for Germany’s largest and most successful football club – and a look ahead: FC Bayern’s annual general meeting is eagerly awaited. What is the economic situation in Munich? Are there any personnel news? And what do the supporters of the German record champions say?
Follow the AGM of FC Bayern live here in the ticker from 10.30 a.m.
10:48 a.m. – Hainer reads out the agenda items. Then there is a moving moment: a short video remembers the club greats and club members who died last year. Andreas Brehme can also be seen in the video.
10:45 a.m. – Heidi and Joel Beckenbauer sit next to Hoeneß in the front row. You will be greeted with warm applause.
10:42 a.m. – Bayern coach Vincent Kompany is featured in a recorded message – the team is currently training on the club’s premises at the time of the AGM. “You members are the basis of this unique club,” says the Belgian, and promises a successful year 2025.
10:40 a.m. – Club President Hainer welcomes the club’s honorary presidents. First of all, Hainer mentions Uli Hoeneß – but there are audible boos mixed in with the applause for the club monument, which is now sitting in the front row.
10:32 a.m. – The club’s board of directors, Jan-Christian Dreesen, enters the hall, and Herbert Hainer, Michael Diederich and Vice President Dieter Mayer sign autographs on the way to the podium, then stand on the podium next to Uli Hoeneß.
Before the event – One of them is already there on time…
Before the event – The meeting of the members of the German record champions in the BMW Park in Munich will be marked by the memory of the football “emperor” Franz Beckenbauer, who died at the beginning of the year. The presidium around the 70-year-old incumbent Herbert Hainer is not up for election this year.
Before the event – The bosses of FC Bayern Munich will not delight the fans of the German football record champions with a large Musiala gift at the annual general meeting. “That won’t happen tomorrow,” said sports director Max Eberl after the 4-2 win against 1. FC Heidenheim with two goals from national player Jamal Musiala with a view to the annual general meeting this Sunday (10.30 a.m.).