Bayern board member Oliver Kahn encouraged the desire for more tension in the Bundesliga to think about various ideas. “It is no use just complaining. Then we have to find solutions and strive for solutions”said Kahn on Sunday Sky 90. In the discussion, he suggested that people think about the 50 + 1 rule, which is intended to limit the influence of investors. He also talked about adjustments to the format – without positioning himself for or against an idea.
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The Munich team have been German champions eight times in a row and are clearly leading the table again this year. “Of course we’re interested in tension, that’s the essence of football,” said Kahn. But a club like FC Bayern also has to look at the international performance because they want to be “always top at the concert in Europe”.
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The 51-year-old Kahn has been a member of the board of FC Bayern Munich for over a year. After the end of Karl-Heinz Rummenigge’s term of office on December 31, 2021, Kahn will succeed him as CEO of the German record champions. In its active career, the “Titan” boat was considered particularly ambitious. In this regard, he sees a fitting successor in the current team: “Joshua Kimmich is even more ambitious,” said the former world-class goalkeeper.
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