Overview
- Hasan Ismaik, who rescued TSV 1860 München from insolvency in 2011, plans to sell his shares after a 14-year tenure marked by persistent power struggles with the club's management.
- Ismaik stated that his continued involvement would hinder the club's progress and emphasized the need for new leadership to redefine its future direction.
- The investor has set a high financial threshold of €200-300 million for any potential buyer, reflecting the significant investment required to acquire his stake.
- Acknowledging past mistakes, Ismaik admitted to underestimating the club's culture, history, and the implications of the 50+1 rule before his initial investment.
- Despite the challenges, Ismaik expressed his dream of seeing TSV 1860 München return to the Bundesliga and competing in a Munich derby with Bayern before his lifetime ends.