Overview
- In a talk hosted by Munich’s Abendzeitung, Hainer said German football needs limits on player salaries to safeguard clubs.
- He outlined two implementation options: a maximum per player or a fixed wage budget for the entire squad.
- He cited rising payments to players and agents and said most clubs are struggling to avoid losses.
- He acknowledged earlier legal doubts under European law but urged a solution coordinated at the European level.
- He warned that without action many clubs could risk insolvency, noting Bayern remains profitable but finds it increasingly difficult.