This, although the promised three million euros from investor Thomas Kienle are still missing. Nevertheless, the German wants to speak to Senate 5 with those responsible for Wacker on Tuesday in order to explain the future course of action in detail. “We are of the opinion that we meet all the requirements for playing in the second division,” says club president Kevin Radi. A narrow budget – in the worst case you only want to play with amateur players in the coming season – should save the club. This does not solve another problem: the Tyroleans have to pay their kickers and employees all missing fees by Tuesday, otherwise there is a risk of bankruptcy.
Second division rival SKN St. Pölten also submitted documents yesterday. The reason for not granting approval in the first instance: Submitted contracts with major sponsors were not specifically formulated.
Source: Nachrichten
