Fredi Bobic is not planning a transfer offensive despite fresh Windhorst millions

Sports director Fredi Bobic from Bundesliga club Hertha BSC is not planning a major attack on the transfer market despite the recent million payment by investor Lars Windhorst. “We will use the money wisely at the club, but hardly any of this money will go to newcomers,” said Bobic Sports picture.

Last year was financially “brutal”, said the 49-year-old: “The losses are in the mid double-digit million range.” Windhorst’s investments would of course help the club. “We are very happy about them,” said Bobic.

But: “Everyone should get away from believing that there are 60 million you can spend on players. The loss of income due to Corona is enormous. You always have to think of the whole, of the club as a whole. Everyone demands of us that we become more sensible in football. We do. The times for risk are over for now. “

The Berliners had confirmed the receipt of the last agreed tranche of 30 million euros on Tuesday. Windhorst and his Tennor Group had initially acquired 49.9 percent of the spin-off Hertha BSC GmbH & Co. KGaA in 2019 and announced in the previous year that they wanted to increase their shares to 66.6 percent. A total of around 375 million euros was invested in this.