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Lars Windhorst has publicly rejected a media report about his allegedly pledged shares in Hertha BSC. The 45-year-old entrepreneur responded to a report by the magazine “Business Insider“. “Clear denial to Business Insider: The Hertha shares of Peil Investment are neither pledged nor will they be foreclosed on,” wrote Windhorst, who has meanwhile transferred 374 million euros to Hertha through his investment company “Tennor”.
According to “Business Insider”, a notary from Amsterdam reported to Hertha a few days ago and announced in an email that the Dutch “Peil Investment BV” would be foreclosed on. According to the report, this also holds the Hertha shares and is said to be a subsidiary of Windhorst’s “Tennor Holding BV” group of companies. The compulsory auction is said to have been ordered by the District Court of Amsterdam on April 1st.
Löwen to Nsona: All Hertha transfers since Windhorst joined
From expensive stars to free transfer veterans & perspective players …
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Marc-Oliver Kempf is the newest: Hertha has brought these players in since Lars Windhorst joined in the summer of 2019
July 1, 2019 – Eduard Löwen | €7m from 1. FC Nürnberg
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Contract with Hertha BSC until 2024, on loan at VfL Bochum
July 1, 2019 – Marko Grujic | €2m loan fee from Liverpool FC
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Already played on loan at Hertha in 2018/19, was then signed on
Now at FC Porto
1.7.2019 – Dedryck Boyata | Free transfer from Celtic FC
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Contract with Hertha BSC until 2024, team captain
18.7.2019 – Daishawn Redan | €2.7m from Chelsea
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Contract with Hertha BSC until 2024, on loan at PEC Zwolle
08/01/2019 – Dodi Lukebakio | €20m from Watford FC
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Contract with Hertha BSC until 2024, on loan at VfL Wolfsburg
September 2, 2019 – Marius Wolf | €2 million rental fee from BVB
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Returned to BVB in 2020
1/1/2020 – Santiago Ascacíbar | €10m from VfB Stuttgart
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Contract with Hertha BSC until 2024
27.1.2020 – Lucas Tousart | €25m from Olympique Lyon
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Contract with Hertha BSC until 2025
30.1.2020 – Krzysztof Piatek | €24m from AC Milan
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Contract with Hertha BSC until 2025, on loan with an option to buy at AC Florenz
January 31, 2020 – Matheus Cunha | €18m from RB Leipzig
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Now at Atlético Madrid
August 4, 2020 – Alexander Schvolow | €7m from SC Freiburg
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Contract with Hertha BSC until 2025
15.9.2020 – Jhon Cordoba | €15m from 1. FC Köln
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Now at FK Krasnodar
5.10.2020 – Omar Alderete | unknown fee from FC Basel
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Contract with Hertha BSC until 2025, on loan with purchase obligation (with conditions) at FC Valencia
5.10.2020 – Mattéo Guendouzi | €1m loan fee from Arsenal FC
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Now at Olympique Marseille
14.1.2021 – Deyovaisio Zeefuik | €4m from FC Groningen
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Unknown length of contract with Hertha BSC, on loan with Blackburn Rovers with an option to buy
February 1, 2021 – Sami Khedira | Free transfer from Juventus
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Career ended in summer 2021
February 1, 2021 – Nemanja Radonjic | €0.25m loan fee from Olympique Marseille
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Now at Benfica
1 July 2021 – Kevin Prince Boateng | Free transfer from AC Monza
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Contract with Hertha BSC until 2022
July 1, 2021 – Suat Serdar | €8m from Schalke 04
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Contract with Hertha BSC until 2026
July 27, 2021 – Stevan Jovetic | Free transfer from AS Monaco
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Contract with Hertha BSC until 2023 with an option for another year
August 9, 2021 – Marco Richter | €7.1m from FC Augsburg
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Contract with Hertha BSC until 2025
23.8.2021 – Ishak Belfodil | €0.5m from 1899 Hoffenheim
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Unknown contract length at Hertha BSC
August 26, 2021 – Oliver Christensen | €3m from Odense BK
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Contract with Hertha BSC until 2026
August 27, 2021 – Jurgen Ekkelenkamp | €3m from Ajax
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Contract with Hertha BSC until 2025
August 31, 2021 – Mycians Maolida | €4m from OGC Nice
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Contract with Hertha BSC until 2025
1/1/2022 – Fredrik André Bjørkan | Free transfer from Bodø/Glimt
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Contract with Hertha BSC until 2026
January 25, 2022 – Marc-Oliver Kempf | €0.5m from VfB Stuttgart
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Contract with Hertha BSC until 2026
1/29/2022 – Dong-jun Lee I €0.8m from Ulsan Hyundai
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Contract with Hertha BSC until 2025
1/31/2022 – Kelian Nsona I €0.5m from SM Caen
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Contract with Hertha BSC until 2026
Financial bottleneck: Hertha investor Windhorst took out a loan
The background is a financial bottleneck in Windhorst in July 2020, which at that time took out a short-term loan of EUR 25 million from the company “S4 Limited” based on the Isle of Man. “Business Insider” writes, citing Dutch court documents, that “Tennor” “as security for the payment and repayment of the loan amount (…) granted S4 Limited a lien (…) on all shares in the capital of Peil Investment”.
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However, according to the files, “Tennor” failed to repay the amount including interest within 30 days in full and on time. The remaining amount should then be collected through legal channels. At the ordered foreclosure auction, “Peil Investment should be sold and handed over to the highest bidder” – so that the shares in Hertha are said to be auctioned. The notary wanted to know the value of the shares from the Berliners.
Windhorst’s spokesman had already denied the reports of “Business Insider” in the report. “The shares in Peil Investment are not pledged and will not be foreclosed on,” he explained. “The process you describe does not correspond to the current facts, but has long since been settled. The notary’s confirmation that you claimed to have initiated preparations for the foreclosure sale does not exist,” said Windhorst’s spokesman. To the “table footballspokesman Andreas Fritzenkötter confirmed these statements once again. Hertha BSC did not comment on the report.
FC Bayern at 6, Arsenal at 10: The clubs with the highest salaries in 2020/21
20 West Ham | Salaries: €149 million | to the previous year: -3%
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For players: €115 million | For employees: €34 million
Percentage compared to club revenue: 93%
Source: UEFA Benchmarking Report for the 2020/21 season
19 Crystal Palace | Salaries: €151 million | to the previous year: +12%
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For players: €127 million | For employees: €24 million
Percentage compared to club revenue: 94%
18 Roma | Salaries: €158 million | to the previous year: -15%
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For players: €122 million | For employees: €36 million
Percentage comparing club revenue: 112%
17 AC Milan | Salaries: €161 million | to the previous year: -13%
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For players: €124 million | For employees: €37 million
Percentage compared to club revenue: 97%
16 Leicester City | Salaries: €180 million | to the previous year: +6%
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For players: €149 million | For employees: €31 million
Percentage compared to club revenue: 105%
15 Everton | Salaries: €195 million | to the previous year: +8%
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For players: €145 million | For employees: €51 million
Percentage compared to club revenue: 92%
14 Inter Milan | Salaries: €202 million | to the previous year: +3%
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For players: €147 million | For employees: €55 million
Percentage comparing club revenue: 67%
13 Tottenham | Salaries: €207 million | to the previous year: +2%
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For players: €147 million | For employees: €60 million
Percentage compared to club revenue: 45%
12 Atlético Madrid | Salaries: €213 million | to the previous year: -12%
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For players: €156 million | For employees: €57 million
Percentage compared to club revenue: 64%
11 BVB | Salaries: €215 million | to the previous year: +5%
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For players: €164 million | For employees: €52 million
Percentage compared to club revenue: 58%
10 Arsenal | Salaries: €268 million | to the previous year: +-0%
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For players: €182 million | For employees: €86 million
Percentage comparing club revenue: 69%
9 Juventus | Salaries: €285 million | to the previous year: -14%
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For players: €231 million | For employees: €54 million
Percentage comparing club revenue: 71%
8 Chelsea | Salaries: €320 million | to the previous year: -9%
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For players: €250 million | For employees: €70 million
Percentage comparing club revenue: 69%
7 Manchester United | Salaries: €323 million | to the previous year: -19%
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For players: €215 million | For employees: €109 million
Percentage compared to club revenue: 56%
6 FC Bayern | Salaries: €340 million | to the previous year: -5%
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For players: €262 million | For employees: €78 million
Percentage compared to club revenue: 54%
5 Liverpool FC | Salaries: €371 million | to the previous year: +6%
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For players: €276 million | For employees: €91 million
Percentage comparing club revenue: 66%
4 PSG | Salaries: €407 million | to the previous year: +10%
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For players: €339 million | For employees: €69 million
Percentage compared to club revenue: 73%
3 Real Madrid | Salaries: €411 million | to the previous year: +4%
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For players: €357 million | For employees: €54 million
Percentage compared to club revenue: 57%
2 Manchester City | Salaries: €433 million | to the previous year: +12%
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For players: €330 million | For employees: €102 million
Percentage compared to club revenue: 78%
1 FC Barcelona | Salaries: €487 million | to the previous year: -10%
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For players: €393 million | For employees: €94 million
Percentage comparing club revenue: 67%
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