When moving up to the 3rd division, Türkgücü Munich is considering playing its home games in western Germany. We asked the regional league leaders.
- At Regionalliga league leaders Türkgücü Munich there are mind games to play the home games in western Germany when they move up to the 3rd league .
- Although the licensing documents have to be submitted by March 2 , there were "no concrete discussions with other locations".
- Regardless of the venue in the new season, the club has made the city of Munich responsible.
Munich - that would be awesome! A Munich professional football club that plays its home games somewhere in western Germany instead of in Bavaria . Sounds strange, but seems to be a serious alternative for Türkgücü Munich.
Türkgücü Munich believes in higher audience interest
Almost 14 days ago , the club did not want to know anything about these mind games after a first report. "Our statement about the stadium is well known," said Türkgücü managing director Robert Hettich when asked by suburb soccer / FuPa Oberbayern . "The Grünwalder is the only alternative for licensing."
The bomb exploded on Wednesday . In an interview, President Hasan Kivran confirmed the regional league leader's mind games. "I know that we are disturbing in Munich," believes the Türkgücü maker in an SZ interview. "We would probably have more viewers there because there would be more derbies."
No talks with the team yet
Although the licensing documents have to be submitted to the DFB at the beginning of March , the plans of the leading player in the Regionalliga Bayern are not yet fully developed: "We have not yet had any concrete discussions with other locations," says a statement on request from football Suburb / FuPa Upper Bavaria .
Accordingly, the team has not yet been confronted with the plans. "This is currently not an issue. Our home games take place here, a different planning is not yet concrete and would only distract from the sporting. ”How that will find the individual players, many of whom are closely related to Munich , remains to be seen. After the interview of the president at the latest, mind games should be an issue within the team.
The deadline for submitting the licensing documents ends on March 2
Or not? How the club would like to tackle tricky questions such as the costs of arrival and departure for “home games”, the training opportunities at the location, stadium rental and overnight stays, both financially and logistically, is clearly still in the stars. "There is no calculation at this point in time and is not appropriate at the moment," says the statement. With regard to the submission of the licensing documents, which is due in 13 days, this is probably in the eye of the beholder.
Perhaps it is also a well-calculated move to put pressure on the city. Kivran refers to the fact that Türkgücü has "been making advance payments for two years now" and demands: "Now it's time for others" - the city of Munich is meant.
Türkgücü makes the city of Munich responsible
The club has clear ideas of what it would like to improve in cooperation with the responsible committees at the location in the Bavarian capital: "In the future, we will need our own places for the youngsters for our further planning. A permanently playable training area with lawn heating and floodlights is also important. We are in constructive discussions. "
It is clear that Kivran definitely wants to keep the Munich location. "We are not talking about a change of location. The idea is: we would avoid a bottleneck phase in the city. This bottleneck occurs when three teams play in the third division, or when the Grünwald stadium is renovated and everyone has to go out for two years, ”said the President of Türkgücü.