Bayern Munich president Herbert Hainer to run for re-election
Bayern are predominantly owned by their members, who hold 75% of shares; the remaining 25% is evenly split with Allianz, Audi and Adidas holding an 8.3% stake.
As CEO of Adidas, Hainer oversaw the company's 2002 acquisition of a 10% stake in Bayern, making the sportswear giant the club's first official shareholder. This investment laid the financial foundation for the construction of the Allianz Arena.
A Bayern fan from a young age, Hainer has overseen five Meisterschale triumphs as well as a solitary DFB Pokal win and the behind-closed-doors 2020 Champions League victory.
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