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TSV 1860 München Sale to Swiss Family Holding Clears Investor Debt Ahead of Member Assembly

Completion of the sale next week leaves TSV 1860 debt-free under new Swiss majority owners; plans include a Grünwalder Stadion refurbishment for 2. Liga promotion; boardroom conflict over a managing director’s contract persists

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Hasan Ismaik mit Telefon, beim Telefonieren mit Handy

Overview

  • Investor Hasan Ismaik signed a notarial contract on July 3 to sell his 60 percent stake in TSV 1860 München, with the share transfer expected next week.
  • The transaction forgives all of Ismaik’s loans except those tied to licensing commitments for the current season, effectively clearing most club debts.
  • The incoming Swiss family holding has pledged to renovate the Grünwalder Stadion and support the club’s bid for promotion to the 2. Liga.
  • Outgoing president Robert Reisinger’s unilateral extension of managing director Christian Werner’s contract until 2027 has prompted a statutory dispute with the administrative board.
  • Members gather today for an assembly to elect a new presidential team as internal governance tensions remain unresolved.