Hertha BSC Restructures Supervisory Board, Removes 777 Partners’ Representatives

The Berlin football club appoints new board members as it moves to stabilize finances and reassess its investor relationships.

Hertha BSC has removed Joshua Wander and Steven W. Pasko, representatives of investor 777 Partners, from its supervisory board.
Their positions have been filled by David Ellis Shaw, a portfolio manager, and Andy Anson, CEO of the British Olympic Association.
The club is reportedly nearing the end of its relationship with 777 Partners, which acquired shares in Hertha after Lars Windhorst’s exit.
Hertha BSC is evaluating options to extend the maturity of a 40-million euro bond due in November, though repayment remains the goal.
These developments are part of Hertha’s broader efforts to consolidate finances and regain control over its long-term strategy.