Could gain and buff 50+1
The Mainz board member Jan Lehmann does not rule out a future entry of investors in the Bundesliga. These could “even help us to maintain and strengthen 50+1. However, an investor must fit the league in terms of values,” said Lehmann in an interview with “Kicker”.
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According to Lehmann, the German Football League needs “sustainable economic growth.” The 50+1 rule, which is binding for all professional clubs, states that after the spin-off of its professional department into a corporation, the parent club must continue to hold the majority of the voting shares. It is intended to limit the influence of investors in German professional football.
Lehmann also stimulated a debate about the orientation of the German Football League under the new managing director, Donata Hopfen. “The Bundesliga has to make a decision: do we want to be primarily a top league with international success? Or is it about inspiring local people with a great stadium experience and an exciting competition? Or is there a sensible compromise?” says Lehmann.
With Adeyemi & Ginter: These top transfers are fixed for the Bundesliga 2022/23
These top transfers are already fixed for the 2022/23 Bundesliga season
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Transfer fee and market value, including free transfers, are taken into account in this gallery. The higher number is decisive for the ranking.
(as of June 2, 2022)
Maxim Leitsch – VfL Bochum -> Mainz – market value: €5m
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Transfer fee: €3 million
Arne Maier – Hertha BSC -> FC Augsburg (after loan) – fee: €5m
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Market value: €5 million
Jamie Leweling – Greuther Fürth -> Union Berlin – market value: €5.5M
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Transfer fee: €4 million
Grischa Prömel – Union Berlin -> TSG Hoffenheim – market value: €5.5M
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Free transfer
Dominik Kohr – Eintracht Frankfurt -> Mainz (after loan) – market value: €6m
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Transfer fee: €3 million
Anthony Caci – Racing Strasbourg -> Mainz – market value: €6m
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Free transfer
Salih Özcan – 1. FC Köln -> BVB – market value: €7M
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Transfer fee: €5 million
Amos Pieper – Poor. Bielefeld -> Werder Bremen – market value: €7m
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Free transfer
Niklas Stark – Hertha BSC -> Werder Bremen – market value: €7.5M
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Free transfer
Patrick Wimmer – Arminia -> VfL Wolfsburg – market value: €8M
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Transfer fee: €4.1 million
Jakub Kaminski – Lech Poznan -> VfL Wolfsburg – market value: €10m
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Transfer fee: €10 million
Jens Petter Hauge – Milan -> Frankfurt (after loan) – fee: €12M
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Market value: 8 million
John Anthony Brooks – leaves VfL Wolfsburg – market value: €12m
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Free transfer
Randal Kolo Muani – Nantes -> Eintracht Frankfurt – market value: €15M
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Free transfer
Jeremiah St. Juste – Mainz -> Sporting – market value: €16M
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Transfer fee: €10 million
Florian Grillitsch – leaves Hoffenheim – market value: €16m
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Free transfer
Hee-chan Hwang – RB Leipzig -> Wolves (after loan) – fee: €16.7m
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Market value: €13 million
Adam Hlozek – Sparta Prague -> Bayer 04 – market value: €19M
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Transfer fee: €13 million (+€0.5 million bonus)
Noussair Mazraoui – Ajax -> FC Bayern – market value: €20M
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Free transfer
Matthias Ginter – Gladbach -> SC Freiburg – market value: €24M
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Free transfer
Nico Schlotterbeck – Freiburg -> BVB – market value: €28m
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Transfer fee: €20 million
Niklas Süle – FC Bayern -> BVB – market value: €35m
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Free transfer
Karim Adeyemi – RB Salzburg -> BVB – market value: €35m
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Transfer fee: €30 million
Erling Haaland – BVB -> Man City – market value: €150m
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Transfer fee: €75 million
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