Overview
- The IMK’s published decision included no resolutions on personalized tickets, broad ID checks, facial recognition or AI surveillance.
- The Dachverband der Fanhilfen called the text a “defiant reaction without insight” and said it disregards weeks of fan protests.
- The group argued police figures show stadiums are safe and described the security push as an artificial debate.
- It criticized continued secrecy, noting that all related papers remain withheld from the public.
- Fan leaders urged clubs to turn recent statements into concrete steps, as the DFB and DFL had already lobbied privately to temper hardline demands.