The club has done this sort of thing before…
Bayern Munich, despite its apparent notoriety for “bullying” other German clubs, has shown willingness to help a club out if needed. Two notable examples include giving a loan to Borussia Dortmund in 2004 and playing a charity match against Kaiserslautern to help fund their 3. Liga licence. Now, another club has asked the Bavarians if they could lend a hand:
Nicole Kalemba (SpVgg Bayreuth managing director) asks Uli Hoeneß for a friendly match against FC Bayern in order to raise funds for her financially struggling club (currently in Regionalliga): That would be the ultimate dream. Dear Uli Hoeneß, we would be very happy to have a charity match. A game with FC Bayern can be an incredible jump for us. It can save the club.
– Podcast Leadership Talk as captured by Twitter account @iMiaSanMia
For the sake of football heritage, Bayern ought to consider the proposal as long as Bayreuth won’t take a chunk of the “Bring Florian Wirtz to Munich“ fund.
