Uli Hoeneß Criticizes AfD and Reiterates FC Bayern's Commitment to Integration
The Bayern Munich honorary president emphasizes his opposition to the far-right party and highlights the club's values of diversity and inclusion.
- Uli Hoeneß, honorary president of FC Bayern Munich, reaffirmed his strong opposition to the far-right AfD party in a recent interview.
- Hoeneß stated he would personally confront any Bayern player promoting the AfD, questioning their judgment but noted he does not impose his political views on the club.
- He praised FC Bayern as a role model for integration, citing that over 50% of the club's youth players have a migration background.
- Hoeneß described the ongoing Bundestag election as a potential turning point for German society and expressed hope for a CDU/CSU and SPD coalition government.
- The 73-year-old also reiterated his support for anti-racism initiatives, such as Bayern's 'Rot gegen Rassismus' campaign, which encourages voluntary participation from players.