German football’s ‘50+1’ ownership rules could be under fire as the league looks to compete with the big-spending super clubs of Europe. Photo: EPA
German football’s ‘50+1’ ownership rules could be under fire as the league looks to compete with the big-spending super clubs of Europe. Photo: EPA
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Is time almost up for the Bundesliga’s ‘50+1’ rule? German soccer could be ready to open the door to billionaire owners

World champion country’s restrictive ownership rules are under fire as the league looks to compete with the big-spending super clubs of Europe

Bloomberg
Bloomberg

Updated: 8:03am, 23 Mar, 2018

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German football’s ‘50+1’ ownership rules could be under fire as the league looks to compete with the big-spending super clubs of Europe. Photo: EPA
German football’s ‘50+1’ ownership rules could be under fire as the league looks to compete with the big-spending super clubs of Europe. Photo: EPA
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