Investor Lars Windhorst will probably find buyers for his shares

Investor Lars Windhorst is apparently about to leave Hertha BSC and has found a buyer for his shares. “Yes, we found what we were looking for,” said the entrepreneur loudly Suddeutscher Zeitung on the SZ-Economic summit in Berlin when asked whether he had found a buyer.

He has “found a solution that will be very successful for Hertha,” she said SZ the 46 year old. According to the report, Windhorst left open who it was and how much money he received for the shares.

“We will announce that shortly,” he said. Overall, he was “positively surprised” by the outcome of the negotiations.

Windhorst had announced his departure from Hertha in October in the course of the espionage affair involving ex-President Werner Gegenbauer and the resulting disputes.

With his company Tennor, Windhorst holds a 64.7 percent stake, which he had offered to buy back from the club “at the purchase price at the time”. Accordingly, the club should have raised 374 million euros.