Bundesliga club
FC St. Pauli sells stadium via classifieds
At FC St. Pauli, fans can become co -owners of the stadium through a cooperative model. The Bundesliga promoter also advertises in unusual paths.
You can find everything possible on classified ads, and sometimes users will also find what they are looking for in search of a house or apartment. So how does this offer sound? “Generous object in the heart of St. Pauli with a huge lawn, two own ball rooms, several balconies, hundreds of rooms, countless bathrooms and artistically decorated walls. Completely furnished. With space for a 29,546-person family.”
FC St. Pauli has switched the tempting display for the luxury object, and the accommodation described is the Millerntor Stadium. There the Bundesliga promoted player plays his home games. The association launched a cooperative model last year and thus takes a way of financing that is unique in German professional football.
FC St. Pauli wants to participate in fans
Fans can become co -owners of the stadium through the “Football Cooperative Sankt Pauli” (FCSP eG). A share costs 850 euros – this price is also specified in the advertisement. There, the Millerntor is advertised as a “ideal weekly event – especially on home match days – or as a perfect home for everyone who likes to help shape”. The project is about making football independently of banks and corporations.
“St. Pauli wants and lives co -determination,” President Oke Göttlich had already declared the start of the cooperative. The advertisement on the advertising portal is aimed primarily at “everyone who wants to revolutionize football”. The association’s ambitious goal is to take 30 million euros. In the meantime, the 20 million border has been cracked. As planned, the cooperative can already buy the majority at the Millerntor Stadium. It is still possible to draw shares by the end of March.
Sources: ,, news agency dpa
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