Hertha investor Lars Windhorst Photo: nic
From BZ/dpa
Hertha BSC has reports on a lawsuit filed in Tel Aviv against investor Lars Windhorst and his Tennor Services Suisse AG processed by a law firm.
As the club announced on Friday, Tennor was also asked “to provide a detailed statement”. The Financial Times reported on the lawsuit in Israel on Thursday.
At the request of the German Press Agency on Thursday, Tennor spokesman Andreas Fritzenkötter described the report as “complete nonsense”.
A spokeswoman for the Tel Aviv court confirmed to dpa on Thursday that the lawsuit had been withdrawn on September 29.
In essence, it is said to have been about a security company that allegedly discredited the former and then resigned Hertha President Werner Gegenbauer for a million-dollar payment.
Hertha postponed a media appointment scheduled for Tuesday with the new Hertha President Kay Bernstein and Windhorst.