Fisman family buys 6.7% stake in Bayern Munich
German club Bayern Munich announced the opening of its ownership to a fourth investor by entering into a deal with "Viesmann Generations" to acquire approximately 6.7% of the club's shares for around 250 million euros, raising the club's valuation to about 3.7 billion euros. The aim of the deal is to strengthen the club's financial position and provide greater flexibility to fund its future plans, while the members' association maintains control with 70% of the shares. This move represents the primary direct investment from the group's representative in the club, focusing on sustainability and international expansion. It reflects the club's evolving value through increased economic valuation, occurring amid a strong financial performance with record revenues approaching 979 million euros for the 2024-2025 financial year.
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