Shares cost 25 million euros

It finally runs back with the lions, and then that: Hasan Ismaik doesn’t like anymore. The investor wants to sell its shares, as the BR exclusively reports.

3500 fans had that TSV 1860 Accompanied to Mannheim on Sunday – and many of the sparkling wine cork banged in the evening. Not only because of the 99 percent relegation – also because of a report by the BR, which hit like a bomb: Hasan Ismaik, enemy image of the Ultras, may no longer like. “I think in 1860 someone needs new ones – they don’t need Hasan,” said the investor exclusively on the program “Blickpunkt Sport”. Ismaik’s bitter knowledge, aimed at the anti-Ismaik camp in the club (EV): “I have been suffering from these people for 14 years. There is no appreciation, no respect. Nothing!”

Investor Hasan Ismaik wants to sell a share in TSV 1860 Munich

The appeal that the polarizing investor formulated during the Abu Dhabi visit by BR reporter Christoph Nahr: “Anyone who thinks they have the ability to buy in 1860-my door is open. I want to sell the club and just be a fan. I just want to be a fan of 1860.” 200 to 300 million, he quantities, has to raise a potential buyer, with less it will “not work for him”.

This fantasy amount has nothing to do with the purchase price. According to information from our newspaper, Ismaik would be satisfied with 25 million euros. He has invested up to 80 million since he secured 60 percent of the shares in the Giesinger cult association in 2011.

Basically, we do not comment on the decision of our co -partner. However, we can confirm that we have been in constructive conversations since October, but which have not become easier due to the developments in the EV.

In his interview, Ismaik also admits its own mistakes, especially out of ignorance of the situation on site: “I blame myself that before I bought I did not understand in 1860: the culture, the history of the club, the 50+1 rule. That people want something else here-I should have recognized that beforehand.”

Robert Reisinger has known from the sales plans Hasan Ismaiks since October

Robert Reisinger, President of the Löwen since 2017, but only until summer, recently maintained a professional relationship with the investor, and was also inaugurated in Ismaik’s sales plans. To the editorial team of Munich Merkur and TZ, Reisinger said: “Basically, we do not comment on the decision of our co -partner. However, we can confirm that we have been in constructive conversations since October, but which have not become easier due to the developments in the EV.”