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Munich (dpa / lby) - A possible withdrawal of club president and investor Hasan Kivran is causing considerable uncertainty at the third division soccer club Türkgücü Munich at the end of the year.
The 54-year-old, who has led the club from the sixth class national league to professional football in recent years, allegedly wants to sell his shares in Türkgücü Fußball GmbH.
Kivran holds 89 percent.
He is therefore looking for a successor, as Sport1 had first reported.
The association has not yet made any official statements.
Managing director Max Kothny was quoted in various media on Monday.
It is now a matter of "saving" society and the association.
After a 4: 1 in the catch-up game at SV Meppen the day before Christmas Eve, it looks sporty again for Türkgücü with a view to 2021.
As eighth of the table, the so far so ambitious climber is after 17 matchdays with 24 points - with one game less - only three points behind the table third TSV 1860 Munich.
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The 2nd division has always been Kivran's next goal.
In the Corona crisis, however, Türkgücü also has to struggle with financial losses.
Nevertheless, questions about the reasons and, above all, the time of the alleged withdrawal remain open.
When and how much could businessman Kivran withdraw?
"It can happen anything from a partial withdrawal up to all 89 percent," said Kothny of the "Süddeutsche Zeitung".
Kivran has always been difficult to see through.
He likes to tact.
The alleged withdrawal plans of the sponsor are likely to cause uncertainty among the players.
In January, however, transfers and changes are possible again.
And Türkgücü has a badly bloated squad.
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Türkgücü club history
Sport1 report