FC Bayern is urgently looking for a board for marketing and internationalization and could have already found it in Rouven Kasper. The Kasper already well -known in Munich is currently on duty at VfB Stuttgart. But supposedly both clubs are already negotiating at the highest level.
VfB Stuttgart could lose an important functionary to FC Bayern at the end of the year.
For a few weeks now, Rouven Kasper has been associated with a possible change to the German football record champion. Kasper is currently one of three board members at VfB – alongside Alexander Wehrle as the main chairman of the board and Fabian Wohlgemuth as a board member. The 43-year-old Kasper was actually bound to the Swabians by 2028.
At FC Bayern, however, he is to replace the finishing head of CFO Michael Diederich at the end of September and, above all, take over the areas of marketing and internationalization.
According to “kicker”, negotiations are currently being made at the highest level. According to the specialist magazine, Bavaria President Herbert Hainer and his Stuttgart counterpart Dietmar Allgaier have the talks about Kasper.
Will the move to Bayern at the end of the year?
It is therefore clear that Kasper absolutely wants to return to Munich, where he was already active between 2016 and 2021, at that time as Global Sports Director. This decision has now been communicated to the VfB supervisory board.
It should therefore be conceivable that the 43-year-old at the end of the year, is the December 31st, which FC Bayer joins. As the “kicker” writes, it is “quite possible” that a transfer will be paid. However, an exorbitant sum is not an issue, but the VfB is concerned with the principle if a competitor wants to waste an employee.
The reports of a possible change from Kasper to Säbener Straße are not new. Already in August “Sky” had reported that Kasper informed VfB about its alleged exchange intentions. At that time, the Stuttgarters denied that.
The sports economist itself did not want to comment on its future at an event of VfB about two weeks ago.