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By: Alexander Kaindl
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Hasan Ismaik and TSV 1860 Munich – the story continues.
Or not?
The investor talked about a possible separation scenario.
Munich – It’s been almost 13 years.
Back then, in March 2011, TSV 1860 Munich was still in the second division.
The lions were facing bankruptcy.
However, financial rescue came from a Jordanian investor.
Two months after the first contact, everything was clear: Hasan Ismaik joined the traditional Munich club on May 30, 2011.
And so began a rollercoaster ride, to say the least.
1860 fan protests against Hasan Ismaik
The Lions were temporarily relegated to the Bavarian Regional League, and countless feuds within the club made headlines.
Coaches came and went, players came and went - the fans stayed.
And Ismaik too.
What the followers think of the rich man from the Middle East, he makes it public again and again in the Grünwalder Stadium.
There were recent protests during the win against FC Ingolstadt.
A short time later, Hasan Ismaik gave an interview and talked about a possible separation.
Separation from TSV 1860?
Hasan Ismaik speaks openly about possible scenarios
In the
AZ,
Ismaik was asked: “Won't it come to a point where you rethink your investment in TSV 1860?” The 46-year-old replied that he would never give up - but there would be another option, how to do it could end the investment.
And it goes like this: “If the co-partner
(the e. V., editor's note)
sits down with me and admits that I have only been used, that this pinprick policy is real and that they want to disgust me out.
If they admit these mistakes, apologize for them and tell me: 'Mister Hasan, we're telling you straight to your face: you should get out, the club should belong to the fans!'
If you have this conversation with me - and with respect - then I would be willing to negotiate.
Then I would open this door.”
The fans of TSV 1860 Munich recently made it clear once again how they feel about Hasan Ismaik.
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When asked, Ismaik went into more detail and explained that he was not primarily concerned with finances.
“It's about my dignity, about my integrity, about my principles.
I can’t give you a price tag.” He went on to say that there would always be inquiries.
"I told everyone who asked me: 'Research carefully what has happened in the last few years and remember that the club itself would have to approach me with a corresponding request.'
So far none of them have come back.”
In the
AZ
interview, Ismaik finally presented the path for a possible separation from TSV 1860 Munich: The first step must be that the e.
V. “respectfully and honestly admitting what was done to me” “in public – in front of the whole world”.
If he is dealt with “honestly” and “humanely,” “then we can negotiate and agree on what amount is appropriate and whether, for example, fans or sponsors also have the opportunity to invest money.”
When asked by our editorial team, President Robert Reisinger did not want to comment on Ismaik's exit offer.
(akl)