OBACHT is FC Bayern's awareness concept, which was developed by the club together with the Munich Fan Project, which is run by AWO München Stadt and fans from the Südkurve. It stands for a culture of watchfulness and respectful interaction and pursues the goal of enabling all people - regardless of origin, religion, identity, sexual orientation or gender - to enjoy a safer stadium experience.
We are delighted to continue the partnership with Bitpanda. FC Bayern is characterised by continuity in its partnerships, because consistency enables genuine development rather than just aiming at short-term effects. The expansion of this collaboration underscores our commitment to developing our opportunities together.
I'm in a good place, I feel very well. Everything is going according to plan, we're making good progress in rehab. The knee reacts from time to time, but that's completely normal - otherwise it's all going well. There are ups and downs in rehab, of course. I just always try to look on the bright side.
According to Sky Sports in Germany, talks between Laimer and Bayern over a new deal have stalled. The Austrian is currently earning a gross salary of over €10 million. Sky is reporting that Laimer wants a gross salary closer to €15 million. Bayern are currently not planning to pay that figure, which has led to an impasse.
