DFB anticipates €9.4 million deficit after Germany's early World Cup exit

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DFB anticipates €9.4 million deficit after Germany's early World Cup exit
Summary

Germany's disappointing World Cup run has financial repercussions, with the DFB projecting a deficit of €9.4 million. This comes after the team's exit in the round of 32, which contributes to the financial loss. DFB treasurer Stephan Grunwald stated the organization had planned conservatively, with bonuses only for later tournament stages. The budget does not factor in severance payments for coach Julian Nagelsmann, who departed after a contract extension. Further assessments will clarify financial impacts post-summer break.

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  • DFB expects a €9.4 million deficit due to World Cup exit.
  • Germany was eliminated in the round of 32.
  • Plans included bonuses only if reaching the round of 16.
  • Severance payments for Nagelsmann not included in the budget.
  • DFB will review its financial situation after the summer.
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Germany's early exit from the World Cup is also bad news off the pitch as the nation's football body DFB expects a deficit of close to €10 million ($11. 4 million) from the tournament and additional payments after the exit of coach Julian Nagelsmann.

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