Jan-Christian Dreesen discusses FC Bayern's future at Munich Press Club
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 3:27 PM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026

FC Bayern München's CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen participated in a discussion at the Münchner Presseclub on July 28. He reaffirmed the club's commitment to financial self-sustainability and addressed rumors regarding player transfers. Dreesen emphasized Bayern's growing popularity, citing 350,000 ticket requests for a home match against Dortmund. He expressed support for the upcoming Women’s Bundesliga season and mentioned a friendly match against FC Paris on August 9.
- •Dreesen attended a journalist roundtable at München Presseclub on July 28.
- •He emphasized FC Bayern's philosophy of financial self-sustainability.
- •Dreesen dismissed rumors of player transfers for Michael Olise and Luis Diaz.
- •FC Bayern received 350,000 ticket applications for an upcoming home match.
- •The Women's team will play a friendly match against FC Paris on August 9.
- 3:27 PMYahoo Sports — Jan-Christian Dreesen guest at Munich Press Club
"Since the beginning of the year, Bavarian Minister-President Markus Söder and then Munich’s new Mayor Dominik Krause have been guests at the historic Münchner Presseclub e.V. – and now FCB CEO J...
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