Türkgücü: The situation is getting worse – there is a risk of points being deducted, the team pays for the hotel out of their own pocket

Created: 01/27/2022, 12:10 p.m

By: Corbinian Kothny

Hasan Kivran is reportedly unwilling to plug the financial gap.

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Türkgücü Munich confirms problems with proof of subsequent licensing.

A point deduction for the third division is becoming more and more likely.

Munich

– Türkgücü opened up a leak of around two million euros during the review of economic performance in the 3rd division last week. Managing Director Max Kothny had until last Thursday to close the financial gap, but "was unable to provide all the necessary evidence for subsequent licensing". The club has now confirmed this to the "

".

In the first step, Türkgücü is now threatened with a point deduction.

In view of the current sporting situation, this scenario is a disaster for the Heraf team.

The team from Heinrich-Wieland-Straße is currently in a relegation zone, a point deduction would make the situation even worse.

The sporting situation also discourages potential donors.

If Türkgücü does not succeed in rousing new investors, there may even be a risk of insolvency.

Türkgücü: Players pay for hotel rooms from the team treasury

The previous donor, President Hasan Kivran, recently wanted to get rid of his shares and therefore refused to plug the financial gap again.

In 2020, for example, Kivran is said to have offset a minus of four million at Türkgücü.

Apparently those times are over.

At the same time, there is no sign of a new financier who will buy the 55-year-old's shares.

The reasons for the financial difficulties are manifold.

The planned IPO last August did not have the desired effect.

Türkgücü had hoped for eight million euros, apparently in vain.

A missing main and jersey sponsor as well as the ghost games are added.

The seriousness of the situation shows an action from the last game at SC Freiburg II: According to information from the "SZ", Türkgücü wanted to travel with a smaller squad to save costs.

However, so that nobody had to stay at home, the players are said to have paid for an additional hotel room from the team's treasury.

Rumors about proposed contract terminations are just as persistent.

(kk)