Türkgücü out of the Grünwalder?

Vortex about alleged communication from the city of Munich

Created: 2022-10-27 15:22

By: Moritz Bletzinger

Doors closed for Türkgücü?

The regional league team is said to no longer be playing any home games in the Grünwalder stadium this year.

© IMAGO/Ulrich Wagner

The Grünwalder Stadion is said to be no longer available for Türkgücü Munich this year.

The club was shocked by the news.

Munich – Excuse me, what?

Those responsible at Türkgücü Munich are completely surprised: The Grünwalder stadium is no longer available for the regional league this year, reports the

, citing its own information.

The city of Munich therefore suggested that the club play a few home games in the Olympic Stadium before the winter break.

Nobody at Türkgücü Munich noticed this alleged announcement.

Neither Yasin Sun, head of gaming operations, nor President Taskin Akkay.

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Akkay insists on a user agreement

"We'll try to play all our games at the Grünwalder Stadion," Akkay said.

Twelve games were promised to Türkgücü Munich, seven of which have been used so far, five home games are still to come before the winter break, he calculates: "So that's about right."

Akkay clarifies that Türkgücü Munich wants to use all twelve agreed games in this calendar year.

Games in the Olympic Stadium are a financial feat for the club.

, a game should cost

25,000 euros .

"We want to play as few games as possible in the Olympic Stadium," says Akkay.

Of course, the club would like to avoid the enormous costs at Oberwiesenfeld as much as possible.

The Olympic Stadium is anyway only an emergency solution after the stadium posse in Fürstenfeldbruck.

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Türkgücü Munich is still looking for an affordable venue.

So that there is time for this over the entire first half of the season, the club has planned twelve home games in Giesing and even swapped home rights for the game against FC Augsburg II.

With the goal: Türkgücü wants to have found another stadium for the spring.

"We're talking all over the place," confirms Akkay.

The search has expanded Türkgücü to a radius of 200 kilometers around Munich.

The president complains: "We are so far that we have to do it as a Munich club."

Türkgücü out of the Grünwalder?

The city of Munich cannot confirm the report for the time being

Now Türkgücü is said to be out of the Grünwalder for the rest of the year.

It would be a blow to the club's plans to avoid the high costs in the Olympic Stadium.

The excitement is correspondingly high at the moment.

But does the regional league really have to dodge?

When asked by Fußball Vorort / FuPa-Oberbayern, those responsible on the part of the city were also surprised by the report.

Neither the office of sports mayor Verena Dietl nor the department responsible for communication with the clubs for education and sports want to know about a corresponding message to Türkgücü Munich.

Now it should be clarified where the message came from.