Bayern Munich's Dreesen explains stance on aiding 1860 München

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Last updated Jul 28, 2026

Bayern Munich's Dreesen explains stance on aiding 1860 München
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Bayern Munich chairman Jan-Christian Dreesen spoke at a Presse Club München event about the club's decision not to financially assist struggling city rivals 1860 München. Dreesen stated that many Bayern members would not support such help, emphasizing that previous aid was limited to scenarios beneficial to Bayern. He expressed hope for 1860's recovery, citing their loyal fanbase as a positive factor for their future. While recognizing the historic rivalry, he asserted that Bayern harbors no ill will towards 1860, noting that bankruptcy is detrimental to Munich's football community.

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  • Dreesen emphasizes member opposition to aiding 1860 München.
  • Previous Bayern support was beneficial to their interests.
  • Dreesen optimistic about 1860's potential recovery.
  • No ill will towards 1860 despite rivalry.
  • Bankruptcy is bad for Munich's overall football scene.
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  • 3:45 PMYahoo Sports"Our members wouldn't view that positively" – Dreesen explains why Bayern won't help 1860 München
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Bayern Munich chairman Jan-Christian Dreesen feels a decision to help financially struggling 1860 München wouldn't go down well internally.“Quite honestly, I think many of our members wouldn't view...

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