Fabian Drescher Elected Hertha BSC President Amid Unprecedented Member Turnout

Drescher, an advocate of the 'Berliner Weg,' secures a decisive victory with 83% of votes during a historic and eventful meeting.

Fabian Drescher, previously interim president, was elected as Hertha BSC's president with 83% of the votes, emphasizing continuity with the 'Berliner Weg' strategy.
The election took place during the longest and most attended member meeting in Hertha BSC's history, with over 4,000 members present.
Drescher's victory was marked by a stark contrast to his competitors, who faced ridicule for their unconventional and ineffective campaign speeches.
Anne Noske was elected as vice president, becoming the first woman to hold this position in the club's 132-year history, aligning with Drescher's vision.
Despite financial challenges, Hertha's management expressed optimism about the club's economic recovery and future prospects under Drescher's leadership.