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Bayern chiefs Eberl and Dreesen sign new contracts

Bayern Munich have extended the contracts of board member for sport Max Eberl and CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen.Both have signed new deals running until 2029, the German champions confirmed on Tuesday eve...

Bayern chiefs Eberl and Dreesen sign new contracts

Bayern Munich has extended the contracts of board member for sport Max Eberl and CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen until 2029, the German champions announced on Tuesday evening. Chairman of the supervisory board Herbert Hainer emphasized the importance of both continuity and stability for the club's development, stating that their combined presence bolsters the organization's direction and strength.

Dreesen joined Bayern as chief financial officer in 2013 and took over as CEO ten years later. He expressed his gratitude to the supervisory board for their trust, vowing to continue his work with enthusiasm and dedication. Eberl, formerly a player and who joined Bayern as a board member for sport in March 2024, highlighted his deep connection to the club since his youth days and pledged to uphold the path set by the board to achieve future sporting success.

The German champions' executive board, comprising Eberl, Dreesen, and Rouven Kasper, is poised to guide Bayern forward in both sporting and commercial aspects to maintain its leading position in Europe.

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